Framed Poster — Tarot :: Queen of Pentacles
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The earthy mother figure of the tarot.
The Queen of Pentacles is the earthy "mother figure" of the tarot. She combines material wealth with deep compassion, practicality, and a strong connection to nature. This version depicts a woman seated in a wicker chair, an open book on her lap, surrounded by lavender — wisdom and material comfort brought together in one calm moment.
Key visual symbolism: the wicker chair — material success, grounded and stable power, less ostentatious but just as solid as a stone throne. The open book held with attention — an intimate, loving connection to knowledge, physical reality, the concrete needs of life. The lavender field in the background — fertility, growth, a harmonious relationship with Mother Earth. The goblet and fig on the table — simple abundance, the small pleasures that nourish body and mind.
Upright: general — a time of stability, comfort, generous provision. You have the resources to care for yourself and others. Love & relationships — practical, steady support. Showing love through acts of service, good food, a cozy home, patient nurturing. Work & finance — financial independence and smart management. Your hard work bears fruit, creating a secure environment.
Reversed: general — an imbalance between your professional duties and your home life. It can mean you're giving too much energy away and neglecting your own physical well-being. Financial/career — overspending, financial insecurity, or being overly focused on material status to mask internal emptiness. Personal growth — a call to slow down, re-establish personal boundaries, and return to simple, grounding self-care routines.
Symbols to know:
The open book — knowledge held with tenderness, attention paid to what nourishes
The lavender field — natural abundance, connection to the earth
The goblet and fig — the simple pleasures that complete a full life
A poster for anyone who knows how to nourish others without ever forgetting themselves.
The details:
Museum-quality framed poster, printed on thick matte paper
Matte black Ayous wood frame, 0.75″ (1.9 cm) thick, from renewable forests
Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) — weight: 189 g/m²
Lightweight, with Acrylite front protector
Hanging hardware included
Make a statement in any room.
The Queen of Pentacles is the earthy "mother figure" of the tarot. She combines material wealth with deep compassion, practicality, and a strong connection to nature. This version depicts a woman seated in a wicker chair, an open book on her lap, surrounded by lavender — wisdom and material comfort brought together in one calm moment.
Key visual symbolism: the wicker chair — material success, grounded and stable power, less ostentatious but just as solid as a stone throne. The open book held with attention — an intimate, loving connection to knowledge, physical reality, the concrete needs of life. The lavender field in the background — fertility, growth, a harmonious relationship with Mother Earth. The goblet and fig on the table — simple abundance, the small pleasures that nourish body and mind.
Upright: general — a time of stability, comfort, generous provision. You have the resources to care for yourself and others. Love & relationships — practical, steady support. Showing love through acts of service, good food, a cozy home, patient nurturing. Work & finance — financial independence and smart management. Your hard work bears fruit, creating a secure environment.
Reversed: general — an imbalance between your professional duties and your home life. It can mean you're giving too much energy away and neglecting your own physical well-being. Financial/career — overspending, financial insecurity, or being overly focused on material status to mask internal emptiness. Personal growth — a call to slow down, re-establish personal boundaries, and return to simple, grounding self-care routines.
Symbols to know:
The open book — knowledge held with tenderness, attention paid to what nourishes
The lavender field — natural abundance, connection to the earth
The goblet and fig — the simple pleasures that complete a full life
A poster for anyone who knows how to nourish others without ever forgetting themselves.
The details:
Museum-quality framed poster, printed on thick matte paper
Matte black Ayous wood frame, 0.75″ (1.9 cm) thick, from renewable forests
Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) — weight: 189 g/m²
Lightweight, with Acrylite front protector
Hanging hardware included
Make a statement in any room.