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Queen of Wands: A queen sits on a throne carved with lions, holding a wand in one hand and a sunflower in the other. A black cat sits at her feet.
Pamela Colman Smith, 1909. Public domain.

Queen of Wands

Minor Arcana · Suit of Wands

Upright
  • confidence
  • warmth
  • determination
  • independence
Reversed
  • insecurity
  • jealousy
  • demanding
  • self-neglect

In the picture

A queen sits on a throne carved with lions, holding a wand in one hand and a sunflower in the other. A black cat sits at her feet.

Upright meaning

The Queen of Wands is bold and warm. She knows who she is and draws people in with her confidence and energy. The card encourages you to take up space, lead with enthusiasm and look after your own goals.

Reversed meaning

Reversed, her confidence wavers or turns sharp. It can point to insecurity, jealousy or burnout from doing everything at once. Remember what lights you up.

About the suit of Wands

Wands are the suit of fire: energy, ambition, creativity and action. Wands cards often come up around new projects, work you care about and the drive to make things happen. The four court cards of each suit (Page, Knight, Queen and King) can stand for people in your life, or for ways of handling a situation: the curious beginner, the person of action, the one who understands it from the inside, and the one in charge.

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The suit of Wands

Meanings here are one common reading of the cards, written for this site. Tarot is for reflection and entertainment; it can't predict the future, and it isn't advice.

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