The image shows three people: a monk, a well-dressed figure of authority, and a craftsman standing on a bench, ready to follow instructions. The monk may represent the client, the well-dressed gentleman the designer or architect, and the craftsman the tradesperson who will carry out the work. The scene suggests that the craftsman is receiving direction from the designer or architect while the client oversees the process. Overall, this card is about teamwork, structure, and working toward paid results.
Upright Meanings
- Teamwork: Joining forces with colleagues, peers, or a community to reach a shared goal.
- Craftsmanship: Honing a trade, practicing a skill, and taking pride in quality work.
- Recognition: Receiving appreciation, respect, or payment for your talents and efforts.
Reversed Meanings
- Poor Communication: Disagreements on a project plan or an inability to see other people’s viewpoints.
- Lack of Effort: Sloppy work, cutting corners, or being unprepared and lacking necessary skills.
- Working Alone: Struggling to function in a group setting or facing friction with a team.
