Pisces's glyph (♓) is two crescents joined by a bar — two fish tied tail-to-tail by a cord, the only zodiac symbol that binds two creatures together. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
The Pisces symbol (♓, U+2653) is two crescents joined by a horizontal bar — a literal picture of two fish tied tail-to-tail, making Pisces the only sign whose glyph binds two creatures together. Its myth: Aphrodite and her son Eros were beside a river (Hyginus names the Euphrates) when the monster Typhon attacked; to escape, the two turned into fish and knotted their tails with a cord so the current could not separate them, and Zeus set the image among the stars. It is the same rampage that sent Pan diving into the water as the goat-fish Capricorn — the two constellations record one moment of divine flight. Pisces runs February 19–March 20, is ruled by Neptune in modern astrology (traditionally Jupiter), and is a Water sign with Mutable modality.
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The planet and classical element traditionally associated with Pisces.
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Pisces's astrological opposite sign, directly across the zodiac wheel.
Pisces's traditional ruler Jupiter also governs Sagittarius, the archer aimed at the galaxy's center.