The Ten of Pentacles deals with handing on, inheritance and what carries on from one generation to the next, within a family or a group.
The Ten of Pentacles opens onto a courtyard where an old man seated strokes a dog, surrounded by figures. The gaze stays in the foreground, on that resting hand, while the scene spreads out behind.
The open arch welcomes: the name carved on the arms gives you support for launching someone, funding a start, and the charge passes from hand to hand without getting heavier.
The old house imposes its order: you keep costly habits in the name of what the elders built, and the next generation inherits a setting to maintain.
RWS. Ten of Pentacles. The coins held as arms state the passing of a good from a line to a name: wealth becomes lineage, and the house keeps it.
Take one thing you have built, picture it in other hands, and make one concrete step to prepare that passing on.
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