Sun and Moon Sun Catcher, 15"

• Sun and crescent moon design. The day and night of the sky, together.
• 15 inches long. A generous hanging drop.
• Made for windows. Best where direct light passes.
• An easy hang. Ready to go up out of the package.

• Sun and moon sun catcher, approximately 15" long
• For window and sheltered hanging
• Dust gently with a soft cloth

Sun and moon together make one of the oldest symbols people hang in their homes: the whole sky in two faces, day and night, active and receptive, the pair that between them cover everything. Window charms carry their own quiet folk tradition, hung to catch, play with, and sweeten the light coming into a house. A celestial catcher in a sunny window does both jobs at once, marking the room below as a place where somebody pays attention to the sky. The ornament does not act on its own; it hangs there being lovely, which has always been the job.

1. Hang it in the light. A window with direct sun shows it best.
2. Give it room to turn. A little swing and spin is half the charm.
3. Pair it with the sill. Sun catchers keep good company with window-side stones and plants.
4. Dust it now and then. A soft cloth keeps it bright.

• Stars and Moons Wind Chime: the ringing counterpart for another window.
• Sunstone Top Polished Point: the solar stone for the sill below.
• Silver Chime Candles, Set of 20: the lunar color for moon-minded corners.

Where should I hang it?

A window that gets direct light, with room for the piece to turn gently.

Can it go outside?

A sheltered porch works; full weather ages any hanging decor, so indoors keeps it brightest longest.

What does the sun and moon pairing mean?

The whole sky in two faces: day and night, active and receptive, the oldest balance symbol there is.