Knight of Cups

The knight moves at a comfortable pace on his horse against an idyllic landscape. He raises a golden cup high, which can be interpreted as a greeting. His helmet and spurs are adorned with wings, drawing a parallel to Hermes, in this case, the cup is the message with the meaning "love and create". The knight's blue tunic is patterned with red fish, and a figurine resembling a goldfish is seen on the horse's browband, symbolizing the protective animal of the water element. Knights mostly symbolize a mood or an atmosphere. The Knight of Cups primarily indicates a light, peaceful atmosphere filled with love and cheerfulness.

General Meaning

Charm, Relaxation, Peace
The Knight of Cups is a romantic seeker of ideas and dreams. It suggests a time when one is led by the heart, open to finding and expressing love, beauty, and emotional depth.

Love

Courteous lover, Great love, Romance
In matters of love, this card signifies a courteous and attentive lover who sincerely expresses their feelings and is a true romantic. It may indicate courtship or the deepening of emotional bonds through caring actions.

Career

Good mood, Stress-free atmosphere, Inspiring environment
Professionally, the Knight of Cups signifies a peaceful setting, a supportive, stress-free environment where staying motivated is not hard. It may also represent engaging in deeply artistic activities where one can channel emotions into their work.

Reversed Knight of Cups

Over-idealization, Mood responsible
In a reversed position, the Knight of Cups may indicate an individual who has become detached from reality, harboring over-idealized notions of life that are nearly impossible to meet. Alternatively, it may signify someone who takes on the role of being responsible for the mood within a community or relationship, which, while relieving tension, does not allow for the surfacing of deeper emotions.