Dewch I Ddawnsio

Inside the image.

A square cover combines a close-up photograph of metal ornaments against a vertically striped blue and grey background. The surface behind them resembles woven fabric or denim, with alternating pale blue, slate-grey and white bands running from top to bottom. A broad, nearly black textured strip descends just left of centre, separating the lighter stripes and giving the composition a strong vertical axis.

A large ornate metal fitting fills the upper-left area and is cropped by the top and left edges. It has overlapping dark, silver and brass-toned parts, including curved and angular pieces, with bright highlights along their raised edges. A yellow shape shows through behind it at the far left; another, larger yellow crescent-like form curves across the upper middle. At lower right, a separate silver-toned ornament points downwards. Its narrow, tapered form has curled, branching arms and engraved-looking dark markings, with a round detail near its lower end. The objects appear close to the camera, while the striped material recedes as a softly focused backdrop. The lighting produces sharp glints on the metal and deep shadows in its recesses; the yellow accents stand out against the cool blue field.

Two lines of Welsh lettering sit across the middle. The upper line, “DEWCH I DDAWNSIO”, is large, bold, yellow uppercase text with a dark outline, placed just right of centre over the ornaments and stripes. Beneath it, “20 O GANEJON GWLAD CYMRAEG” appears in smaller, white uppercase letters with a dark edge, extending from the left towards the centre. The image has no visible border. Its treatment is photographic, with strong contrast and a slightly softened, textured appearance.