
A message, invitation, or important document.

A square or rectangle shape often reads as a letter — news arriving in written form, an invitation, or an offer in writing. A clear letter with a heart nearby: welcome news from someone dear.
A letter with a cross or dark cloud beside it warns of unwelcome news in a formal document — a bill, a legal matter, or a correction to something you assumed was settled.
Near the rim: the message arrives this week. At the bottom: a document from long ago resurfacing.
New to the four zones? See how to read a coffee cup for the full method, or the tasseography guide for the tradition behind it.
Symbols in the cup and repeating numbers in daily life often point at the same turning. If the letter keeps surfacing for you, these numbers are the ones readers pair it with most.