Queen of Wands
charisma, confidence, warmth
Seated on her throne, with a sunflower in her hand and a black cat at her feet, this queen is brimming with confidence. She's a warm, decisive woman who lifts others up without even trying. She could be someone in your life, or the part of you that shines.
The image and its symbolism
In the Rider-Waite deck, the queen sits on a throne decorated with lions and sunflowers. She holds a staff in one hand and a sunflower in the other, and a black cat sits at her feet. The lions are strength and courage, and the sunflower is joy and life. The black cat is intuition and an independence that doesn't ask permission.
What Queen of Wands means
The Queen of Wands is confidence in yourself. It comes up when you walk into a meeting feeling sure of yourself, when you host a dinner and everything goes smoothly, or when someone tells you that you inspire them. You know your worth and don't need to prove it every five minutes.
She can be someone in your life with these qualities, or the side of you that shines when you let yourself take up space. Take the initiative, show up as you are, and enjoy your own light.
Queen of Wands in love
Self-confidence and attraction that comes naturally. You show yourself as you are, and people fall for that.
If you're in a relationship
The relationship fills up with warmth and closeness. You're showing yourself as you really are, and that brings you closer.
If you're single
Your confidence is attractive all on its own. Someone may notice you precisely because of the way you shine.
If you're thinking about an ex
Remember your worth. If you make a move, let it come from confidence and not from need.
At work
Approachable leadership, creativity, and good chemistry with the team. Take the initiative yourself.
Approachable leadership, creativity, and a great vibe with the team. Take the lead and pitch your ideas.
Money
You handle money with confidence and generosity. You trust that you know how to make it, and that usually pays off.
Health and well-being
Vitality and good spirits. Taking care of yourself with joy suits you, and it rubs off on the people around you.
As feelings, as a person and as the future
As feelings
They're attracted to you and admire you. They love your confidence and the way you are.
As a person
A warm, confident, sociable person with charisma that draws others in. Independent and very loyal to their people.
As the future
A time is coming when you'll feel strong and sure of yourself. It's your turn to shine.
Queen of Wands reversed
Insecurity covered up with a front, jealousy, or the exhaustion of trying to do it all.
The Queen of Wands reversed is insecurity hidden behind a front, jealousy, or the exhaustion of trying to do it all. In love, possessiveness or fear of losing the spotlight. At work, burnout from trying to control everything, or little faith in your own ideas. Get centered again before you keep giving.
As a yes or no answer
Yes
Yes. The Queen of Wands knows what she's worth and what she wants. Trust yourself and the answer will go your way.
Do the readingTake your place without asking permission.
Queen of Wands FAQ
Is the Queen of Wands a yes or no?
Yes. Trust yourself and it will work out.
What does the Queen of Wands mean as a person?
Someone confident, warm, and charismatic who inspires others effortlessly. It can be another person or the part of you that dares to shine.
What does the black cat on the Queen of Wands mean?
It stands for intuition and independence. Her strength has a mysterious side too, one that belongs only to her.