Sun and Moon Goddess Yule Ceramic Ornament – Wiccan Christmas Decor

The longest night, told in halves.

Two faces meet in the middle of this disc, almost touching. On the left a moon goddess in silver and blue rests inside a crescent, eyes closed, jewels set along her brow, a pale stone at her temple and hair breaking into stars behind her.

On the right a sun goddess turns towards her, skin and hair worked in gold and copper, a spiked crown on her head with a red gem at its centre and light spreading out behind. Gold lettering runs across the lower third: with the coming of the Sun and the Moon, the longest night turns into daylight soon.

The clearest Solstice piece here and one of the few with no skulls or cauldrons on it, so it hangs on a shared family tree without argument. It suits an Ostara or Litha altar too, since it is about balance rather than winter alone. A safe gift for a partner.

• Material: ceramic disc with a pre-drilled hole and a gold-toned string included
• Sizes: 3 inches in diameter
• Care: wipe with a dry cloth and store it padded, since ceramic chips if dropped
• Note: digitally printed on both sides with the same design; colors can shift slightly from screen to print