A sun fills the whole disc, but the rays are painted as long wavy locks in yellow, teal, magenta and violet, every one of them running the same way round. At the center is a round face split down the middle, orange and gold on one side, deep blue on the other, eyes closed, a small blue dot set on the forehead.
A crescent in green and turquoise curls around that face with a second sleeping profile worked into it. Small planets in red, green and purple drift between the strands, and a thin gold line and a navy rim hold everything in.
Give it a window with plenty of sky behind it, because the color is the whole point and it goes flat in a dim corner. It fits a sunroom, a plant shelf or a festival altar at Litha, and it lands well with anyone who likes seventies poster art as much as they like witchcraft.
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.
