Tra Môr

Inside the image.

A square cover is filled edge to edge by a dark, monochrome blue-violet image of a rocky cave or overhang. The massive ceiling occupies most of the upper half: broad, irregular slabs of stone overlap above a deep, nearly black opening. Their rough faces show fine pale veins, cracks and mottled grain. Along the lower half, jagged rock formations rise on both sides of a narrow central passage. A pale, uneven strip runs from the opening towards the bottom edge, broken into several horizontal glints that resemble reflections on water. The foreground and lower corners sink into shadow, while the rock faces catch silvery highlights. The central opening and light streaks draw the eye inward and down; there is no separate border or visible margin.

Across the top, the inscription “MOJO: TRA MOR” is set in widely spaced, slender uppercase letters. It is centred and follows a shallow arc, with pale grey lettering against the dark stone. The title sits close to the upper edge and remains distinct from, but visually integrated with, the rocky ceiling. The image has a grainy, high-contrast appearance, with the uneven texture of stone rendered in pale highlights against deep blue-black shadows. No figures or other clearly identifiable objects are visible.