Queen of Pentacles
Element: Earth + Water
This card is inspired by “The Tajik Bride” by renowned Chinese painter Jin Shangyi, painted in 1983 and housed at the National Art Museum of China. Jin was former president of the Central Academy of Fine Arts and holds numerous prestigious positions.
The painting is predominantly red, matching the original Queen of Pentacles card. The bride’s simple, strong attire reflects the Queen’s grounded and caring qualities. The Tajik people reside in Xinjiang, China, a region associated with abundance—Turpan’s grapes and Hami melons—echoing the Queen’s symbolism of fertility and richness.
UPRIGHT
Keywords: Wealth, financial management, business, compassion, stability, nurturance
Relationships:
1. A reliable, long-term relationship 2. Material stability 3. Responsibility
1. A reliable, long-term relationship 2. Material stability 3. Responsibility
Career & Study:
1. Steady and diligent 2. A secure environment 3. Well-organized
1. Steady and diligent 2. A secure environment 3. Well-organized
Finance:
1. Keen business acumen 2. Wealthy and financially wise
1. Keen business acumen 2. Wealthy and financially wise
Mental & Spiritual Health:
Compassionate and balanced in both home and public life
Compassionate and balanced in both home and public life
REVERSED
Keywords: Selfishness, neglect, irresponsibility, emotional volatility, suspicion, narrow-mindedness
Relationships:
1. Self-centered and suspicious 2. Emotionally unstable 3. Irresponsible and narrow
1. Self-centered and suspicious 2. Emotionally unstable 3. Irresponsible and narrow
Career & Study:
1. Lacks confidence 2. Poor teamwork 3. Unmotivated and disengaged
1. Lacks confidence 2. Poor teamwork 3. Unmotivated and disengaged
Finance:
1. Be cautious with investments 2. Greedy and materialistic
1. Be cautious with investments 2. Greedy and materialistic
Mental & Spiritual Health:
Emotionally unstable, selfish and distrustful
Emotionally unstable, selfish and distrustful