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Hardly as troubling as the card’s title suggests, The Hanged Man is a person in a moment of complete surrender, peacefulness, and pause.
Hanging upside down, more like a gymnast than a victim, The Hanged Man is a person changing their perspective and they are learning from and even enjoying the new view.
The Hanged Man is a playful reminder to pause, to rest, to take a break, and let intuition show you what you may not have seen before. The Hanged Man is a card of rest rather than action, but that does not mean passivity. The Hanged Man both rests and reflects.
Reproduction of Original Rug Art
Signed, dated, titled, framed
Framed Prints measure 21.75” x 10.75”
Giclee printed on Hahnemühle William Turner (310g / 100% rag) paper
Hardly as troubling as the card’s title suggests, The Hanged Man is a person in a moment of complete surrender, peacefulness, and pause.
Hanging upside down, more like a gymnast than a victim, The Hanged Man is a person changing their perspective and they are learning from and even enjoying the new view.
The Hanged Man is a playful reminder to pause, to rest, to take a break, and let intuition show you what you may not have seen before. The Hanged Man is a card of rest rather than action, but that does not mean passivity. The Hanged Man both rests and reflects.
Reproduction of Original Rug Art
Signed, dated, titled, framed
Framed Prints measure 21.75” x 10.75”
Giclee printed on Hahnemühle William Turner (310g / 100% rag) paper
