Kite

Kite

Objects

Kite is a sign from the “Objects” group. Here is how Kite is read in the coffee grounds across the traditional schools:

Last updated: · Pedram Dadgar

Meaning in the coffee cup

What does Kite mean in the Ottoman-Persian reading?

Like a kite lifted higher by the wind, you will rise through the hands of others; hold a wish in your heart, for fate is leaning toward its granting.

What does Kite mean in the Russian-Bulgarian reading?

Friends and good acquaintances will carry you into higher circles, and a long-held wish will come true more easily than you expected; let the string out with an easy heart.

What does Kite mean in the German / Central-European reading?

The kite tells of a small, cheerful uplift with the help of good neighbours and friends: a dear wish comes true more easily than you thought. Keep the string steady in your hand and let your luck rise.

Where in the cup does Kite appear — and what does that change?

High at the rim the kite climbs quickly and the rise is near; lower down it asks for patience; near the handle the lift comes from your inner circle, opposite the handle from distant or new connections.

Kite — At the rim (near future)

On the rim the kite is already rising: soon another's hand will lift you higher, an invitation or support is close at hand. Hold your wish ready, for the wind is turning your way.

Kite — In the middle (present)

In the middle the kite marks a rise that shapes these coming weeks and months: step by step others carry you higher. Keep the string loose enough to climb without tearing free.

Kite — At the base (distant/hidden)

At the base rests a long-held wish or a distant hope that fulfils itself only late. What you can barely hold onto today will, in time, climb high into the sky.

Kite — At the handle (yourself, home)

On the handle the rise concerns you and your home: your family or closest circle lifts you up, and your fortune grows outward from home. A wish held in the heart of the household finds its granting.

What does a kite in the coffee cup signify?

Like a kite lifted higher by the wind, you will rise through the hands of others. Patrons and well-wishers raise you up. Hold a wish in your heart, for fate is leaning toward its granting.

Interpretation and meaning of a kite in tasseography

The kite points to ascent through outside support: a promotion, a recommendation, a hand that pulls you upward. As the kite is carried by the wind, your success thrives in concert with others. Carry a clear wish within you, for the time is favourably disposed toward it.

What does seeing a kite in the saucer mean?

In the saucer, the realm of home and the past, the kite recalls a rise you already owe to other hands, or an old wish carried from the past. Perhaps it is time to thank a benefactor. What is past reveals that you have rarely risen alone.

Is a kite in the coffee cup a good or bad omen?

The kite is a favourable sign: ascent, granted wishes, and benevolent help. The subtle nuance is that your high flight hangs on others' string; without the wind of their goodwill the kite will not rise. Gratitude and tended relationships keep you aloft.

What does a high-flying kite near the rim of the cup mean?

A kite flying high near the rim promises a soon and visible rise; your elevation is close at hand and others will notice it. Lying lower toward the base, the wish is still ripening. The higher the kite, the nearer and greater fate's favour.

Meaning by position in the cup

At the rim (near future)

On the rim the kite is already rising: soon another's hand will lift you higher, an invitation or support is close at hand. Hold your wish ready, for the wind is turning your way.

In the middle (present)

In the middle the kite marks a rise that shapes these coming weeks and months: step by step others carry you higher. Keep the string loose enough to climb without tearing free.

At the base (distant/hidden)

At the base rests a long-held wish or a distant hope that fulfils itself only late. What you can barely hold onto today will, in time, climb high into the sky.

At the handle (yourself, home)

On the handle the rise concerns you and your home: your family or closest circle lifts you up, and your fortune grows outward from home. A wish held in the heart of the household finds its granting.

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