Moth Sigil over the Flower of Life

by Skye Studio

At the heart of this circular design, the overlapping circles of the Flower of Life fill a round field in crisp black and pale grey-white, their petal shapes repeating outward in a precise lattice. Over this grid, three large leaf-like forms fan out in a triangle, veined with fine, evenly spaced curved lines, while small feathered tips at the centre could be read as a moth's antennae. A black disc with a thin ring sits behind them at the middle, like an eye or a moon.

Around the geometry runs a wide black band filled with white, rune-like glyphs, each one different, spaced evenly like the marks on a dial or a spell circle. A fine dashed ring forms the outermost edge, giving the whole piece the look of a seal or sigil.

The mood is mysterious, meditative and quietly occult. The Flower of Life is often read as a symbol of creation and interconnection, and the moth, drawn to light and changing form, is often linked with transformation and night-time intuition, so the combination suggests change within order. Its dense detail and strong contrast reward close looking, and it will appeal to anyone who loves sacred geometry, esoteric symbols and bold black-and-white design.