King of Cups

Element: Water + Earth

The design of the King of Cups is inspired by Portrait of a Young Man by Titian (Tiziano Vecellio), created around 1512 and housed in the National Gallery in London since 1904. The man in the painting wears a blue garment adorned with wave-like patterns, emphasizing the traits of the water element.

The King of Cups represents a mature man who has achieved mastery in a certain field and possesses strong leadership qualities. Being a combination of water and earth elements, he exhibits the sensitivity, creativity, intuition, and artistic flair of water, grounded by the stability and reliability of earth.

Keywords: Steady, calm, mature, creative, gentle and considerate

Relationships:
1. Gentle and caring
2. Mature and steady
3. Responsible partner

Career & Study:
1. Highly creative
2. Respected and trustworthy
3. Artistically talented

Finance:
1. Good at financial management  2. Financially fortunate

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Mature, compassionate, and empathetic

Keywords: Inconsistent, hypocritical, deceptive, distrustful, fearful, risky

Relationships:
1. Lack of trust
2. Emotional deceit
3. Risk of infidelity

Career & Study:
1. Not trusted by others  2. Inconsistent behavior  3. Subject to manipulation

Finance:
1. Financial fraud  2. Suffering losses

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Inner conflict, emotional repression, lack of integrity