A goddess stands centred with her arms open, a blue crescent resting in one palm and a soft gold sun in the other. Both have faces and both have their eyes closed. Her hair runs silver into lavender and pink and fills most of the circle, streaming out in loose curls with small stars caught in them. A crown of white and pink blossom sits across her brow.
The gown is where the earth part comes in: moss and small flowers grow across the bodice, and the fabric below turns opal, shading through mint, rose and pale blue. One blue stone hangs at her throat. The ground behind is a pale wash of teal and pink cloud rather than the black night most of these use, which keeps the whole piece soft.
That pastel palette suits a nursery, a bathroom window or a plant shelf where it can sit among green things. Right for the equinoxes and for Litha, and an easy gift for someone who works with earth magic rather than the darker end of the craft.
Material: thick printed acrylic, fade-resistant, hung on a cord
Sizes: 15x15cm and 20x20cm
Care: wipe clean with a soft dry cloth
Note: the iridescent, opal finish is printed onto the acrylic
Centered on Goddess Symbolism, this suncatcher lets the symbolism come alive with natural light, adding luminous character to a window or sacred space.
