High priestess - senior arcana tarot

The High Priestess or papessé is one of the main tarot cards. It personifies secret knowledge, subconsciousness, spiritual forces, prudence, magic, healing and a sensual, passive feminine principle.
A nun sits near two columns - a black one on the right and a white one on the left, next to her are ripe pomegranates, a woman holds a "Torah" scroll in her hands, and a cross on her chest.
All the main symbols of the meaning of the “high priestess” card are preserved in the sculpture - these are columns, the moon, a cross, a scroll in hand and pomegranat.
The columns are carved with the letters B and J, meaning Yachin and Boaz, the sun and the moon.
The sculpture is made in a modern style, intended as a decor for people who predict the future using tarot cards.

DESCRIPTION:
The nun sits near two columns - black on the right and white on the left, at her feet - ripe pomegranates. In one hand the woman holds a scroll, in the other she holds out a pomegranate.

BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF THE TAROT CARD THE HIGH PRIESTESS
-feminine sensual beginning;
-harmony, -balance of opposite principles;
- openness of the soul, patience;
- the archetype of the feminine principle, with beauty and danger;
- mutual understanding, deep affection, care;
- openness, readiness for a new meeting;
-spiritual forces;secrets, secret affairs;
-moral principles;
- subconscious;
- a female priest;
-lesbian sexuality;
-power in silence;
-women's problems;
-Life without men;
virginity;
-Motion with the flow;
-continuation of education.