Four of Wands

The Four of Wands is a card used in Latin-suited playing cards which include

• The structure in the front resembles a Jewish wedding
  Jewish sukkah prepared for a harvest festival.^{[citation needed}
  ]
• The four wands' structure appears stable enough to stand on its own, unlike several other cards, in which some wands have to be held.^[citation needed]
• Decorative garlanding hangs across the tops of the four poles, bearing summer fruits, especially
  grapes and peaches.^{[citation needed}
  ]
• The people in this card appear somewhat distant from the wands, unlike the people appearing in other cards of this suit. There seems to be a lot going on in the background.^[citation needed]
• The persons closer to the structure seem quite enthusiastic, as they wave "nosegays" (according to PKT), bouquets of flowers up in the air. Their gestures are also reminiscent of the celebration of Sukkot, in which celebrants hold bunches of plant matter up in praise of God.^{[citation needed]}
• In the background of the card appears what looks like large
  PKT Waite refers to it as "an old manorial house".^{[citation needed}
  ]

The key meanings of the Four of Wands:[6]

• Celebrations and happiness
• Completion
• Harmony
• New beginnings
• Pleasure

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