Goreuon Cerdd Dant

Inside the image.

A square, brightly coloured illustration shows a close-up of a harp, cropped so tightly that its frame and strings fill most of the cover. The instrument runs diagonally across the image: a broad honey-gold wooden section occupies much of the left and centre, while a cluster of long blue strings or string-like bands sweeps from the upper right down towards the lower centre. A narrower, fan-shaped area of fine dark strings is visible near the top centre, against the gold wood. At the lower left, several short dark tuning pegs project from the instrument’s edge. The lower end of the harp’s frame narrows into a blue point near the bottom edge.

The instrument is set against a flat, saturated yellow background, visible around the edges and through gaps in the harp. Its warm brown and ochre surfaces contrast strongly with the vivid blues. Black, slightly irregular outlines define the instrument and its parts; small dark marks and uneven colour boundaries give the image a hand-drawn appearance. The view is tightly framed, with the harp extending beyond the top and side edges and no visible border. There is little sense of a surrounding space or deep perspective: the overlapping shapes read as a compact, graphic arrangement.

Across the lower middle of the image, small white lettering sits over the brown and blue parts of the harp. It reads “goreuon CERDD DANT CYFROL 2”. The words are arranged on one line; “CERDD DANT” is in taller, more prominent capitals, while the other words and the volume number are smaller. The narrow letterforms are slightly irregular, and the text remains legible against the darker instrument beneath it.