Aur Cymru / Welsh Gold

Inside the image.

A square cover on a white background shows three polished gold bars arranged in a compact, overlapping pile. The bars fill the middle and lower part of the image, leaving a broad area of white above them for the title and a narrow margin below for further lettering. The largest bar lies diagonally from the upper centre towards the lower right, crossing over two shorter bars. Its broad top face is pale yellow-gold, with a darker golden side and a small engraved motif near its right end. Behind it on the left, another bar angles down towards the lower left; a third lies more upright in the centre foreground, partly hidden beneath the crossing bar. Their edges are rounded, and each has small dark decorative engravings on its visible face. Soft grey shadows beneath the bars give the otherwise clean, studio-like image a sense of depth. The gold shifts from bright cream-yellow highlights to muted olive and brown-gold in the shaded areas.

At the top, the words “AUR CYMRU” appear in small, widely spaced blue capitals, centred above the much larger title “Welsh Gold”. The title is set in bold black serif lettering. Beneath the bars, a line of dark text reads “Côr Meibion Cwmbach Male Choir”, with “Cwmbach” in heavier type. Two smaller blue lines sit below: “Casgliad amrywiol o hoff gynnyr Côr Meibion Cwmbach” and, in English, “A varied collection of Cwmbach Male Choir’s favourite tracks”. The design combines a realistic, softly shaded rendering of the gold bars with clean, plainly arranged typography; there is no visible frame or border.