Page of Wands

Element: Fire + Air

The Page of Wands draws inspiration from The Blue Boy (1770) by English portraitist Thomas Gainsborough. The painting captures a noble youth dressed in rich sapphire-blue satin, painted with spontaneous, flowing brushwork that brings out the boy’s elegant and flamboyant charm.

This card symbolizes the arrival of new opportunities, ideas, or challenges. It often represents the beginning of a new chapter in life, usually marked by action. In tarot, Pages can depict children or anyone under the age of 22.

Keywords: Curiosity, innocence, immaturity, new beginnings, childlike heart

Relationships:
1. A new relationship or stage begins
2. Emotionally immature
3. A sincere, innocent connection

Career & Study:
1. Full of passion and curiosity
2. New projects or roles
3. Carelessness or recklessness

Finance:
1. A new investment opportunity
2. Potential to profit

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Filled with hope and enthusiasm

Keywords: Fickle, lack of initiative, hesitation, betrayal

Relationships:
1. Flirtatious or unfaithful
2. Short-lived romances
3. Being betrayed

Career & Study:
1. Loss of motivation or direction
2. Lack of success
3. Instability and constant changes

Finance:
1. Hesitation to invest
2. Poor financial management

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Lack of confidence and low drive