Cwlwm Can

Inside the image.

A square cover combines a waterfall photograph with a broad, translucent-looking purple band down the left side. The main cascade occupies the centre and right: water pours from the upper edge over dark rocks, spreads into a foamy white fall, and drops again through a narrow cleft towards the bottom. At its base, a calmer dark pool crosses the middle of the image. Moss, shrubs and other vegetation cling to the rocks around the water. On the far right, a narrow wooden stair or walkway with a railing follows the steep bank; a curved, partly visible structure also edges the scene at far left. The rocks and greenery are cut off by the square frame, making the waterfall feel enclosed by the surrounding terrain.

The purple area shades from muted mauve near the top to deeper violet below and partly veils the left-hand scenery. White uppercase lettering near its top reads “DELYTH, SIÂN / A THELYNIAU / BRO YSTWYTH”, arranged in three compact, centred lines. Below it, the much larger title “Cwlwm / Cân” is set on two lines in white serif lettering, with a slight dark shadow that helps it stand out against the purple. The title sits left of the waterfall, while the bright falling water provides the image’s strongest focal point. The cover has no visible outer border. Its photographic detail is somewhat soft, with a layered, composite appearance where the purple overlay meets the landscape.