The Six of Flowers
The card depicts a righteous woman and a bell involved in a purchase. It is associated with a certain religious figure, an escape, a parting of ways, a message, and fear. Inverted, it represents illusion, a failure, masculinity, propserity, and purity. The card smells faintly of perfume. The back is light green with a rainbow and a hand making a sign in relief. It is bordered by embers.