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