Nerth Y Gân / Gift Of Life

Inside the image.

On a plain white square background, a large stylised heart sits centrally, with its point reaching down towards the lower third of the image. The heart is built from nested, symmetrical heart-shaped bands, each following the same outline and meeting at a vertical seam down the middle. From the outside in, the bands shift through coral red, orange, yellow, light green, turquoise, blue and purple. The left and right halves are closely matched in shape, though the outer red band appears a little more coral on the left and brighter red on the right. The inner purple and blue shapes meet at the centre seam, creating a layered, rainbow-like effect.

Above the heart, centred near the top, is the coral-red wording “Nerth Y Gân”. Below it, centred near the bottom, is the larger-looking red wording “Gift Of Life”. Both inscriptions use bold, rounded sans-serif lettering. The heart occupies most of the central area, with ample white space around it and no frame, shadow, or visible surface texture. The image is flat, clean-edged graphic artwork rather than a photograph; colour is even and there is no apparent depth or lighting.