The sun and moon represent different things in different cultures, but the one thing that is common in all of them, is their polarity. The sun can symbolize firmness, strength and power, while the moon represents calmness, hope, beauty, nurturing. In the Chinese culture, the sun and the moon are akin to male and female energies. These two forces are different yet interlinked with another and make the day and night one complete entity, never whole without the other.
This handcrafted polymer clay wall art on a circle-shaped wood frame with a sun and crescent moon motifs on opposite side and stars. Its cool sky hues, including bright turquoise and dark royal blue, are further complemented by the bright orange and yellow frame adds an extra layer of sophistication to the warm-toned artwork. One of a kind art pieces come ready to hang with a sawtooth hangers in the back.
Wall art is hand painted with acrylic paint with mica powder and sealed to protect from fading colors. The polymer clay pieces I make are very resistant, but do keep it away from humidity and direct heat or sunlight.
Measurements:
D 4"
Light
These two represent positivity because they eliminate darkness in their own ways. The sun is the very reason for growth, it also provides warmth, while the moon is a sign of hope and a beacon for direction during a dark night. The sun is nature’s answer to a life and power, while the moon is the soothes and calms us with its soft luminosity sourced.
A Sense of Direction
People used to navigate the sun, moon and stars for finding directions and creating maps. The earliest clock was actually a sundial and became the basis of modern day clocks.
Mystical/Spiritual
Many cultures and religions have the sun and moon as symbols of rebirth, dreams and creativity. They have a high place in mysticism and work as spiritual symbols.