This simple (yet effective) little semi-transparent mobile is great for hanging in the window and bringing all the colours of the rainbow into your room. Between the wire frame is filled with opaque resin with a slightly bevelled surface, which aids the reflection of light as it ...This simple (yet effective) little semi-transparent mobile is great for hanging in the window and bringing all the colours of the rainbow into your room. Between the wire frame is filled with opaque resin with a slightly bevelled surface, which aids the reflection of light as it passes through.
As this is hand-made the colouring can vary by minor shades (but not much), but quality is constant. Size of Suncatcher without Drop: Approximately 13cm in height, 10cm in width and 0.1cm in depth. More About the Symbol of the Rainbow The rainbow, featuring an arc of seven colours (red, orange, yellow, green, battle, indigo and violet), is typically regarded as a bridging symbol - bringing together the supernatural and natural worlds.
The arc of the rainbow touching the surface of the earth is seen as representing hope, treasure and fertility, as the familiar phrase, 'a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow' emphasizes. The symbol has featured widely in different cultures, each adding their own unique meaning. In Greek myths, it was Iris the rainbow goddess who conveyed messages to earth from Zeus and Hera.
In Norse legends, a rainbow representing the bridge Byfrost, and a similar notion was used in Japan for the seven-coloured staircase Buddha comes down when returning from heaven. The rainbow features in Christianity, too, notably during the great flood when a rainbow appeared above Noah's ark.