Page of Wands: meaning
Minor Arcana · Wands (fire)

Keywords
Upright
Reversed
Upright meaning
This card brings a stir of curiosity about something new. Happy news or an invitation may find its way to you. Even if you don’t have much experience yet, a light willingness to give it a try could be your ally.
In love
You may be more likely to hear from someone you’re curious about, or to get a fun invitation. Don’t be shy—let your happy feelings show.
In work and daily life
You may feel eager to study a new field or take on your first project. A willingness to ask about what you don’t understand can help you grow faster.
Reversed meaning
Your interest may jump from one thing to another, making it feel like nothing sticks. That might simply mean you’re still figuring out what you love. Try choosing just one thing to keep going with a little longer.
In love
Your mood may shift and leave someone confused by your signals. Keeping the promises you make can help trust grow.
In work and daily life
You may have plenty of ideas to talk about but find it hard to get moving. Put one into a small, visible form and the response around you could point to the next step.
Symbols on the card
This card often shows a young figure holding a staff and looking toward its tip with interest. The youthfulness is said to represent the open curiosity of someone still learning, while the dry ground and distant mountains suggest the unknown world ahead. It’s often seen as a symbol of the first spark of adventure.
If you draw this card
- Ask yourself
- What have you wanted to learn more about lately?
- One thing to do today
- Look up one thing you’ve been curious about and jot down a note.

Peep peep, did you find something new? Tell me too.
These explanations follow the traditional Rider–Waite reading and were compiled by the BunCho Fortune editors; they don't predict events. The card designs are original BunCho Fortune artwork.