Art Nouveau tarot card 'Three of Pentacles' showing a craftsman, architect, and monk in a cathedral.

Three of Pentacles" tarot card in the ornate style of Alphonse Mucha, Art Nouveau, ultra high-resolution (8K). Set inside a grand, cathedral-like grey stone archway filled with Gothic architectural details, a skilled artisan or craftsperson stands on a bench to the left, he is chiseling an intricate design into a column or wall. Two figures stand below to his right—an architect holding a scroll wearing a hooded liripipe cloak on yellow with red motifs and a monk or patron gesturing upward—observing, discussing, and collaborating with the artisan. Each person is actively engaged, reflecting the card’s core meaning of teamwork, communication, and mastery through shared vision. Above the scene, three ornate pentacles are set into the stonework like sacred symbols, forming a triangle. Below them, a stone rose with a small cross carved in its centre Stained glass windows in the background cast warm light in hues of amber, sapphire, and emerald, illuminating the figures and their craftsmanship with divine clarity. The scene is framed with symmetrical Art Nouveau floral borders, flowing with organic lines and botanical motifs. The plants chosen reflect dedication, skill, growth, structure, and sustained effort—all attributes of the Three of Pentacles: Plants in the Border: Gentians tiny flute blue flowers weave naturally into the elegant border, with small pentacle motifs entwined in the vines and foliage. Corner Emblems: A circle in the each of the four corner of the card Color See more