Page of Cups

Element: Water + Air

The design of the Page of Cups is inspired by the famous painting Portrait of Prince Albert Edward, created by Franz Xaver Winterhalter in 1846. The boy in the naval uniform is Edward, second son of Queen Victoria. Just one month after his birth in 1841, Edward was given the title Prince of Wales. At just 30, Winterhalter became one of the most sought-after court portraitists across Europe. His portraits are known for their pleasing colors and the refined, elegant, and lifelike depiction of subjects.

Today, this painting is over a century old, yet Edward’s expression remains vivid and lifelike. The Page of Cups often represents the beginning of a new relationship—whether romantic or platonic. After a breakup, this card may also hint at reconciliation.

Keywords: Imagination, curiosity, intuition, childlike innocence, news

Relationships:
1. Innocent and delightful relationship
2. Sincere and romantic
3. New love or a new phase

Career & Study:
1. Creative imagination
2. Harmonious relationships, helping others
3. Diligent study, new opportunities

Finance:
1. Favorable for overseas investments  2. Strong financial luck

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Full of curiosity

Keywords: Unrealistic, poor timing, deception, dependency, stubbornness, bad news

Relationships:
1. Dramatic relationship
2. Concealment and lies
3. Excessive emotional dependency

Career & Study:
1. Unrealistic ideas  2. Stubbornness, blocked progress  3. Missed opportunities

Finance:
1. Fraud or financial loss  2. Not a good time to invest

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Impractical thoughts