Minor Arcana

The Knight of Cups is a love letter on horseback—ink still wet, horizon rosy, heart leading the way. In the suit of Water, this Knight carries devotion in motion: romance,

The Page of Cups is a sweet surprise—like finding a love note in your coat pocket from a kinder day. In the suit of Water, this Page is tender curiosity:

The Ten of Cups is rainbow-after-rain energy—clear air, soft grass, the feeling that life and love are on the same page. In the suit of Water, tens are culmination; here

The Nine of Cups is the satisfied sigh after a good meal—the kind that loosens your shoulders and makes the room feel golden. In the suit of Water, the nine

The Eight of Cups is a twilight path with your name on it—quiet air, steady steps, the soft thud of your heart saying, “Not this, not anymore.” In the suit

The Seven of Cups is a misty crossroads—so many glittering paths you can’t quite feel your feet. In the suit of Water, sevens swirl the inner world: fantasy, options, desire.

The Six of Cups is a sunlit backyard you haven’t visited in years—fresh-baked memory, soft grass under bare feet, something sweet pressed into your palm “just because.” In the suit

The Five of Cups is the moment after the storm when you’re still counting losses instead of noticing the sky clearing. In the image, a cloaked figure stares at three

The Four of Cups is the gray-sky afternoon when your favorite song doesn’t hit like it used to. Cardically speaking, it’s emotional recalibration—a quiet plateau after recent highs. In many

The Three of Cups is clinking glasses under string lights—laughter easy, music low, love multiplied by presence. In the suit of Water, this card is community joy: friendship, mutual support,