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Tarot card The high priestess

Bots from pilgrimages far and wide come to see the Emperor, that which houses the Empress and Priestess.

Design is from an early 20th century version of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck.

Tarot card from the original Rider Waite deck.

Modern Artwork Interpretation of the Tarot card The Emperor. Aesthetic Design for the Fans of the Occult, Esoteric, Mystic, and Magical World.

Vintage Artwork Interpretation of the Tarot Card The Emperor. Aesthetic Design for the Fans of the Occult, Esoteric, Mystic, and Magical World.

The Emperor - Raccoons Tarot

The Emperor Tarot card from the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck, published 1909. This artwork was illustrated by artist Pamela Colman Smith.

The Emperor is often considered the patriarch of a tarot deck. It is a card that stands for strength and authority, displaying his power and dominion through position and symbolism. Therefore, we could think of none other than the King of Halloween himself, Dracula, to portray such an important figurehead. Here, he is positioned on a throne adorned with rams’ heads to symbolize his connection to the zodiac Aries and the god of war. As Renfield repeats multiple times in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, “The blood is the life!” The Emperor is seen holding an orb-shaped glass of fresh blood to represent the world and life over which he presides. This is further solidified by the ankh (the Egyptian symbol of life) that he wears around his neck...

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The Emperor - Tarot Card

When classic cartoons of the 80s & 90s meets the iconic imagery of tarot, you get THE SATURDAY MORNING TAROT!

After I learned the first three numbers I was given to understand the Great Law of Four - the alpha and omega of all. I saw the Emperor on a lofty stone throne, ornamented by four rams' heads. On his forehead shone a golden helmet. His white beard fell over a purple mantle. In one hand he held a sphere, the symbol of his possession, and in the other, a sceptre in the form of an Egyptian cross--the sign of his power over birth.

Vector representation of 'The Emperor' tarot card, embodying a kawaii goth aesthetic. The design with vibrant colors in the iconic 80s airbrush style. The Emperor, adorned in kawaii gothic attire, sits centrally on a throne, holding symbols of authority and power. The words 'The Emperor' are elegantly inscribed below in a gothic font. Embrace your inner witch with this cute and stylish Emperor tarot card graphic. Featuring a kawaii pastel goth design, it's the perfect item to any alternative fashion lover's wardrobe. Ideal for casual outings, concerts, festivals, or just lounging at home. It also makes a great present for tarot enthusiasts or anyone who loves unique and quirky fashion.

Tarot Card series using black figures

Futuristic, science fiction version of TAROT cards illustration.

Tarot Card Shirt The Emperor with Chakras from the Rider Waite Tarot Deck.

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The Emperor Tarot Card and Crystals Graphic

The Emperor Tarot

The Emperor - Tarot

The Emporer Tarot Card in A High Fidelity, High Resolution rendering of the traditional Rider-Waite Style. If the Empress is the Mother archetype of the Tarot deck, the Emperor is the Father. He sits upon a large stone throne, adorned with four rams’ heads (symbolic of his connection with Aries and the planet Mars). In his right hand, the Emperor holds an ankh, the Egyptian symbol of life, and in his left is an orb representing the world over which he rules. He wears a red robe, indicative of his power, passion and energy for life. Underneath it, he wears a suit of armour, suggesting that he is protected from any threat (and any emotional response or vulnerability). His long white beard is symbolic of his age-old wisdom and experie...

The Emporer Tarot Card in A High Fidelity, High Resolution rendering of the traditional Rider-Waite Style. If the Empress is the Mother archetype of the Tarot deck, the Emperor is the Father. He sits upon a large stone throne, adorned with four rams’ heads (symbolic of his connection with Aries and the planet Mars). In his right hand, the Emperor holds an ankh, the Egyptian symbol of life, and in his left is an orb representing the world over which he rules. He wears a red robe, indicative of his power, passion and energy for life. Underneath it, he wears a suit of armour, suggesting that he is protected from any threat (and any emotional response or vulnerability). His long white beard is symbolic of his age-old wisdom and experie...

Major Arcana Emblem Tarot Card. The Emperor. Man with crown and long white beard and fur cape, isolated on white background

Unleash the power of the heavy metal realm with our "Heavy Metal The Emperor Tarot Card Art Tee." This dynamic and captivating t-shirt features a creatively designed tarot card illustration, blending the raw energy and authority of heavy metal music with the symbolism of "The Emperor" tarot card.

Tarot Project 5th Card - The Emperor

The Emperor. Major Arcana Tarot Card. Hand drawn original artwork. Check out my other designs.

Persona 3/4 style tarot card design, the other arcana can be found on my store page so pick your favourite.

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Classic Monters Tarot

The Emperor Tarot Card and Crystals Graphic

The Emperor Tarot Card - Witchy Magic

Floral Tarot Print - The Emperor

The Emperor. IV / XXI in the Tarot's Major Arcana

Card #4 - The Emperor - Rider Waite Smith Tarot

The Emperor is often considered the patriarch of a tarot deck. It is a card that stands for strength and authority, displaying his power and dominion through position and symbolism. Therefore, we could think of none other than the King of Halloween himself, Dracula, to portray such an important figurehead. Here, he is positioned on a throne adorned with rams’ heads to symbolize his connection to the zodiac Aries and the god of war. As Renfield repeats multiple times in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, “The blood is the life!” The Emperor is seen holding an orb-shaped glass of fresh blood to represent the world and life over which he presides. This is further solidified by the ankh (the Egyptian symbol of life) that he wears around his neck. The ca...