Two faces almost touch. On the left is a round sun face in orange and gold, its eyes mismatched, mouth curled up at the corner, a small red and white crescent set on the forehead. Wrapped around it is a large crescent in teal and cream carrying a second face in profile, eyes shut, its hair breaking into spirals down the lower half.
The rays behind them run magenta, pink and hot yellow against a near-black ground. Small planets in orange and blue float through the field, and a single gold star sits down at the bottom edge.
Hang it against clear sky rather than a wall, where the black ground does the work and the rays read as light. It suits a south window, a studio or a spot over a record player, and it makes a good Litha or Ostara gift for someone who marks both the sun and the moon in their practice.
Material: printed acrylic panel, hung from a cord through two holes at the top
Sizes: 15x15CM and 20x20CM
Care: wipe clean with a soft dry cloth
Note: the carved, layered depth is printed onto a flat acrylic panel
Centered on Goddess Symbolism, this suncatcher lets the symbolism come alive with natural light, adding luminous character to a window or sacred space.
