Tarot — Poster :: Five of Cups
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The card of regret, grief, disappointment.
The Five of Cups primarily represents regret, grief, disappointment, loss. This version illustrates three women with heavy expressions, holding their cups in shared sadness — a fixation on what's been lost, rather than what still remains within reach.
Upright: core themes — sadness, heartbreak, bereavement, emotional baggage. Perspective — focusing heavily on the negative, "crying over spilled milk." The silver lining — a reminder that all is not lost, and hope remains if you choose to look.
Reversed: core themes — moving on, self-forgiveness, acceptance, recovery. Perspective — releasing regret, ending a period of self-pity. The turning point — turning around to acknowledge what remains, and crossing the bridge toward healing.
In love: dwelling on a past breakup, or feeling disappointed and disillusioned in a current dynamic.
In career & finance: regretting a professional misstep, a failed project, or a financial loss — while missing new doors opening.
Symbols to know:
The downcast, absorbed gazes — fixation on the loss, rather than what remains
The cups held carefully — the emotional weight still being carried
The cups left on the table — the possibilities waiting to be noticed
A poster for anyone moving through grief, quietly learning to see what still remains.
The details:
Museum-quality poster, thick matte paper
Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) — weight: 189 g/m²
Opacity: 94% — ISO brightness: 104%
Paper sourced from Japan
The Five of Cups primarily represents regret, grief, disappointment, loss. This version illustrates three women with heavy expressions, holding their cups in shared sadness — a fixation on what's been lost, rather than what still remains within reach.
Upright: core themes — sadness, heartbreak, bereavement, emotional baggage. Perspective — focusing heavily on the negative, "crying over spilled milk." The silver lining — a reminder that all is not lost, and hope remains if you choose to look.
Reversed: core themes — moving on, self-forgiveness, acceptance, recovery. Perspective — releasing regret, ending a period of self-pity. The turning point — turning around to acknowledge what remains, and crossing the bridge toward healing.
In love: dwelling on a past breakup, or feeling disappointed and disillusioned in a current dynamic.
In career & finance: regretting a professional misstep, a failed project, or a financial loss — while missing new doors opening.
Symbols to know:
The downcast, absorbed gazes — fixation on the loss, rather than what remains
The cups held carefully — the emotional weight still being carried
The cups left on the table — the possibilities waiting to be noticed
A poster for anyone moving through grief, quietly learning to see what still remains.
The details:
Museum-quality poster, thick matte paper
Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mil) — weight: 189 g/m²
Opacity: 94% — ISO brightness: 104%
Paper sourced from Japan