A gold sun sits high on the right, its rays drawn as long wavy ribbons flicking out across a deep red sky. Below, the disc turns teal: rolling waves, spiral clouds curling in from the left, and a silver crescent moon riding the crest at the bottom. Small gold stars are scattered through both halves, and one sits inside the curve of the moon itself. No two rays repeat the same curve.
The look is folk metalwork, as though the rays and waves had been beaten into a panel and then gilded. In fact that hammered surface is printed onto a flat disc.
Warm colours make it a fit for a kitchen, a sunroom or a covered porch. It suits anyone who marks the solar year rather than only lunar dates - Litha and the two equinoxes in particular. It comes in a single 8x8 size, which sits well leaning on a shelf or hung as part of a group, and hung low it catches morning light well.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 8x8 inch
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel
