Card 1 - Six of Cups
The Six of Cups represent the joy of nostalgia, the consolation of domestic and early life innocence. In the cardboard itself, there are six cups full of white plants. Two kids are depicted in the foreground, and one is passing a cup to another. This handing of the vegetation from the boy to the girl shows the passing of traditions and satisfied reunions. The youngsters appear to be in a fort of sorts, that we will imagine provide them a feel of security and comfort.
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Card 2 - Three of Cups
When you draw the Three of Cups, you will see 3 women lifting their cups up within the air in a celebration of a few sort. Good times are in the air, for the three girls have wreaths made of vegetation of their hair. Wreaths are regularly associated with achievement and victory, so their happiness is well deserved. The ladies are also seen standing on pinnacle of a discipline of vegetation and fruit, further including to the joyful emotions in this card. There are feelings of beauty, growth, compassion and happiness that the girls proportion between every different.
An interesting notice though, in the Rider-Waite the woman in the center is turned away from the reader and her face hidden from view. However, the two other maidens are seen smiling.
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