Tree of Life Sun Catcher, 16"

• Tree of Life centerpiece. The emblem of growth and connection.
• Shimmering prisms. Catch sunlight and scatter rainbows.
• 16 inches long. A generous window presence.
• Durable build. Made to hang and keep hanging.

• Tree of Life sun catcher, approximately 16" long
• Prisms scatter direct sunlight into moving color
• Hang in a sunny window; wipe prisms with a soft cloth to keep them bright

The sun catcher's charm is honest physics wearing a devotional face: a prism in direct light genuinely fills a room with moving color, and hanging one is an old cheerful way of inviting the day in. Crowned with the Tree of Life, the rooted-below, branching-above emblem of connection between earth and sky, the piece reads naturally as a blessing on the window: light, growth, and the reminder that the household is part of something living. The catcher does not act on its own; it hangs, the sun does the rest, and the pleasure of a room full of small rainbows needs no further justification.

1. Hang it in direct sun. South-facing windows give the longest show.
2. Give it turn room. A slow spin moves the rainbows around the room.
3. Wipe the prisms seasonally. Clean glass throws the brightest color.
4. Let it mark the bright hours. Many keep morning practice where the rainbows land.

• Sun and Moon Sun Catcher, 15": the celestial sibling for another window.
• Tree of Life Wood Puzzle: the same emblem, built by hand.
• Star and Moon Wind Chime: sound for the window the catcher lights.

Does it really cast rainbows?

In direct sunlight, yes: the prisms split the light and scatter moving color around the room. Cloudy days keep the sparkle without the spectrum.

Where should I hang it?

A window that gets direct sun, with room for a slow turn; south-facing gives the longest daily show.

How big is it?

About 16 inches long: a generous presence in a standard window.