The man-In-the-Moon is an enameled copper construction. It measures 18" in diameter. I used transparent and opaque enamels for the corrugated disk and the crescent. The overlayed face is copper foil with a clear flux fired on. The star has a basecoat of enamel onto which fine silver foil is fired. Then, a light blue enamel was sifted on, dried, then, sgrafitoed through to reveal the silver foil. A clear flux was applied and all was fired once more. The little four point stars are gold foil fired on in the final firing. The piece is mounted onto a thin wooden armature to allow the work to be placed onto a wall. It all is easily disassembled to facilitate repair should that become necessary.