Overview
The Six of Wands shows a hero riding a horse through a cheering crowd, a wreath of victory on his head and a wand raised upright. The horse is decorated, and the rider is being recognized. The Six of Wands represents public recognition after difficult effort โ the moment when your work is seen and honored. But the wreath on the rider's head can also become a crown of complacency. The card asks for both receiving the recognition and remaining focused on the work. The crowd is a feature and a test โ let recognition fuel your next endeavor rather than becoming the point of your work.