

A hand comes out of a cloud holding a single disc engraved with a five pointed star.
The hand is open and flat. Not gripping, not extending. The disc is resting on an open palm, which means it could be taken and it could also be set down.
This is the heaviest of the four Aces. A wand is light, a cup can be spilled, a sword is dangerous, and a disc is simply solid. It has weight and it does not change.
Below, a walled garden with tall white lilies, and an archway wound with flowering vines leading out of it toward mountains.
The archway is the detail. There is a way out of the garden and it has been left open.
Whatever this offers leads somewhere beyond itself.
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