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KING OF WANDS
He sits in royal robes, a crown upon his head. Lions and salamanders adorn the pillar behind him, and the design of his mantle is made up of salamanders. There is a little salamander seated beside him. All these signify fire.
Wands also represent the scepter of the king and the magician’s rod of power that can conjure the elementals and utilize their forces for either spiritual or material gain.This is the card to represent a blond man with blue or hazel eyes — a mature man of enterprise.
Divinatory Meaning:
Handsome and passionate, he is agile in mind and body. A country gentleman, generally married. Loyal and noble, he comes of good family. Sometimes he is too hasty.
If no man seems to be involved in the spread of cards, you will find these traits: honesty, friendliness, passion. The card may mean unexpected heritage; a good marriage.Reversed:
Intolerant, prejudiced, ill-natured. High-principled to a fault. Severe and ruthless.Dascent Deck
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