The Empress Tarot Major Arcana Ink Drawing

Introducing the captivating Empress Tarot Major Arcana card from the renowned ink drawing series, "In the Beginning there was a Graphema." Measuring an impressive 24 x 24 cm, this remarkable artwork invites you into a world of profound symbolism and thought-provoking imagery. No Frame!

Originally showcased with pride in 2012 in Pesaro, this particular piece stands out within the larger project, captivating viewers with its meticulous attention to detail and profound meaning embedded in every stroke and line.

The Empress card portrays a mesmerizing scene, where the Empress herself gazes out of a diamond-shaped window. This window represents her quest for a protective space and a guarantee of security and well-being. The diamond symbolizes the material world and its abundant nature, while the birds fluttering around the window evoke a sense of building a nurturing and fertile family nest.

Adding to the enchantment, invisible beings gently place a crown adorned with stars upon the Empress's head, paying homage to Pamela Colman Smith and the iconic Rider-Waite Tarot deck. This celestial crown further emphasizes her connection to cosmic forces and her elevated status as a symbol of feminine power and abundance.

Immerse yourself in the intricacies of this ink drawing, as each line and stroke speaks volumes about the Empress archetype and her significance within the Tarot tradition.

SHIPPING:
Following the new shipping rules shipping outside Italy is by DHL in EU and outside EU. Please, provide phone number for shipping. The item is not subject to customs duties in the US being Fine Art. In a highly improbable case that you are charged anything please keep the receipt and contact me asap. Thank you!

To ensure its safe journey to you, this artwork will be carefully packaged in a sturdy envelope, nestled within a protective plastic bag. Please, feel free ti visit my shop DreamToOrder.etsy.com for more authentic artwork, including tiny dollhouse paintings, gold-framed miniatures with whimsical subjects and many watercolor and oil paintings.