Two of Cups
Partnership, Unity, Mutual respect, Romance, Harmony
The Two of Cups depicts a man and a woman exchanging cups in a symbolic gesture of partnership and love. Above them hovers the caduceus of Hermes—a winged staff with two snakes entwined—symbolizing balance, communication, and healing. A lion's head above signifies passion and power within union.
This card represents harmony, balance, and mutual attraction in a relationship. It often signals the beginning of a meaningful connection—romantic or platonic. You are entering a phase of understanding and equal give-and-take.
A strong indication of emotional partnership and deep connection. If you’re single, a new loving relationship may soon begin. For couples, it signifies strengthened bonds, mutual trust, and soul-level unity.
Balance and fairness in financial agreements. It suggests shared resources, successful negotiations, or mutually beneficial arrangements. Harmony prevails in monetary matters.
The Two of Cups can reflect a productive collaboration or business partnership. You may find yourself working closely with someone who shares your vision and complements your strengths.
When reversed, the card warns of tension, imbalance, or disconnection. There may be unspoken issues, broken promises, or emotional withdrawal in important relationships.
Misunderstandings or emotional detachment may create strain. One partner may be giving more than receiving. Healing communication is essential now to restore intimacy.
This card suggests imbalance in financial relationships—perhaps someone is not contributing fairly or hiding financial matters. Reassess your joint commitments and communicate clearly.
Disharmony with colleagues or partners may arise. Collaboration might feel forced or unproductive. Consider whether your values align before proceeding further.
True union is not found—it is forged, sip by sip, from cups equally full.