sun and moon
Day and night
Sun and moon is a phrase describing a pair of opposites that together form a complete whole—day and night, masculine and feminine, gold and silver.
The expression often appears in contexts of balance or complementary forces: They were sun and moon to each other.
In tattoo and jewelry design, sun and moon imagery represents duality and cosmic harmony.
- celestialOf the sky above
- heavenly bodiesAstronomical objects in space
- eclipseCelestial body blocks another
- solarOf the star
- solar eclipseMoon obscuring the sun
tide · high tide · orbit · glow · crescent · sunrise · golden hour · sunset · twilight · night sky · phases · night · day · yin and yang · sky · radiant · wax · wane
- oppositesopposite, opposites, antonym, antonyms, inverse
- Chinese Mythologycreation story, Jade Emperor, white snake, celestial beings, fox spirits
- Coin Magicspellbound, palming, vanish, production, transposition
- Korean Folklorenine-tailed fox, mountain spirit, gut, founding myths, ancestor spirits
- TaoismTao, Taoism, Daoism, Laozi, Lao Tzu
- love metaphorsCupid, heart on fire, butterflies, lovesick, swept off feet