Two of Cups (Tarot)

The Two of Cups depicts a man and a woman exchanging cups in what appears to be a wedding ceremony with the caduceus of Hermes between them. The two-snake caduceus design has ancient and consistent associations with trade, negotiation, balance, duality (union of opposites), proper moral conduct, protection and cosmic energy. On the Two of Cups, the caduceus sends a positive message for new partnerships, and suggests that with honour, respect and balance, new relationships shall be rewarding. At the top of the caduceus is a lion’s head, a symbol of passion and fire energy suggesting that there may be a lot of sexual attraction between the people, although that may or may not be allowed to express itself. The two snakes that wind up the caduceus represent dark and light and their coexistence within us.

 Information From: Biddy Tarot

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Credits:

Model (Female): HERE by faestock

Model (Male): HERE by AilinStock

Goblet/Cup/Chalice: HERE by Irium-Stock

Caduceus (pin part): HERE by wintersmagicstock

Wings (of the Caduceus): HERE by Alegion-stock

Lion head (of the Caduceus):  HERE by ceeek-stock

Caduceus Texture overlay:  HERE by FantasyStock

Background (foreground): HERE by Malleni-Stock

Background (Middle Ground): HERE by Malleni-Stock

Sky: Personal Stock

Card Archway Border: Here by MJ84-StockPhotos

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Major Arcana:
0 - The Fool -- HERE
1 - The Magician -- HERE
2 - The High Priestess -- HERE
3 - The Empress -- HERE
4 - The Emperor -- HERE
5 - The Hierophant -- HERE
6 - The Lovers -- HERE
7 - The Chariot -- HERE
8 - Strength -- HERE
9 - The Hermit -- HERE
10 - Wheel of Fortune -- HERE
11 - Justice -- HERE
12 - The Hanged Man -- HERE
13 - Death -- HERE 
14 - Temperance -- HERE
15 - The Devil -- HERE
16 - The Tower -- HERE
17 - The Star -- HERE
18 - The Moon -- HERE
19 - The Sun  -- HERE
20 - Judgment -- HERE
21 - The World -- HERE

Minor Arcana:
Cups:
Ace: HERE