Alan Ross
This is a rather unusual Four of Wands for a RWS based deck. With its lone faerie sleeping on a leaf lying on the ground, this card closely resembles the Four of Swords. There is an implication, supported by the LWB, of rest after labor.
Just behind her, there are four wands planted in the ground. Leaves have sprouted from the tops of the wands and the growth looks fully mature, possibly signifying the completion of the faerie's labors. This also leads to the suggestion in the LWB that these wands are deeply rooted, signifying "stability, balance, harmony, and patience."
Behind the four wands are several bare trees, reminding us that the suit of wands in this deck is associated with autumn.
Just behind her, there are four wands planted in the ground. Leaves have sprouted from the tops of the wands and the growth looks fully mature, possibly signifying the completion of the faerie's labors. This also leads to the suggestion in the LWB that these wands are deeply rooted, signifying "stability, balance, harmony, and patience."
Behind the four wands are several bare trees, reminding us that the suit of wands in this deck is associated with autumn.