A dramatic, celestial centerpiece for your coffee table, desk, or home bar. Captured from a front lawn in Rockland, Maine during the November 2022 total lunar eclipse, this photograph features the moon in the fleeting moments just before full totality. Shot using a Canon T2i Rebel equipped with a 420–800mm Jintu telephoto lens, it highlights the rich, coppery crimson glow of Earth's shadow casting across the lunar surface. Its mysterious, cosmic energy brings a bold piece of astronomical history to your daily routine while keeping your tabletops completely safe from heat rings and condensation.
Why You'll Love It
Rare Astronomical Photography: High-gloss top layer preserves the deep, atmospheric rust-red hues and fine surface details captured in late-night darkness.
Surface-Safe Cork Base: A natural 1 mm cork backing prevents sliding and shields wooden, glass, and marble surfaces from scratches.
Warp-Resistant Core: Engineered with a solid 3 mm MDF hardboard core designed to withstand steaming mugs and dripping cold glasses alike.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 3.74″ × 3.74″ × 0.16″ (95 mm × 95 mm × 4 mm)
Materials: High-density MDF hardboard core with a natural cork backing
Features: Water-repellent gloss coating, heat-resistant top, non-slip base, smooth rounded corners
Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth
Packaging: Sold individually
Product Safety & Compliance Information
EU / UK Safety Compliance: Conforms to General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) and UK Consumer Safety guidelines. Intended for indoor domestic use with drinkware. Keep away from open flames and direct flame heat sources.
Material Safety: Non-toxic high-gloss coating; TSCA Title VI / CARB Phase 2 compliant MDF core (low formaldehyde emissions). Free of hazardous heavy metals and phthalates.
California Proposition 65: Produced using non-toxic inks and materials safe for everyday residential use.
Manufacturer / Responsible Party: Warlock Photography / Gregory J. Fowles
Trying to track and focus a pitch-black, dimming Blood Moon through an optical viewfinder with a fully manual long lens is a serious test of patience…
A dramatic, celestial centerpiece for your coffee table, desk, or home bar. Captured from a front lawn in Rockland, Maine during the November 2022 total lunar eclipse, this photograph features the moon in the fleeting moments just before full totality. Shot using a Canon T2i Rebel equipped with a 420–800mm Jintu telephoto lens, it highlights the rich, coppery crimson glow of Earth's shadow casting across the lunar surface. Its mysterious, cosmic energy brings a bold piece of astronomical history to your daily routine while keeping your tabletops completely safe from heat rings and condensation.
Why You'll Love It
Rare Astronomical Photography: High-gloss top layer preserves the deep, atmospheric rust-red hues and fine surface details captured in late-night darkness.
Surface-Safe Cork Base: A natural 1 mm cork backing prevents sliding and shields wooden, glass, and marble surfaces from scratches.
Warp-Resistant Core: Engineered with a solid 3 mm MDF hardboard core designed to withstand steaming mugs and dripping cold glasses alike.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 3.74″ × 3.74″ × 0.16″ (95 mm × 95 mm × 4 mm)
Materials: High-density MDF hardboard core with a natural cork backing
Features: Water-repellent gloss coating, heat-resistant top, non-slip base, smooth rounded corners
Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth
Packaging: Sold individually
Product Safety & Compliance Information
EU / UK Safety Compliance: Conforms to General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) and UK Consumer Safety guidelines. Intended for indoor domestic use with drinkware. Keep away from open flames and direct flame heat sources.
Material Safety: Non-toxic high-gloss coating; TSCA Title VI / CARB Phase 2 compliant MDF core (low formaldehyde emissions). Free of hazardous heavy metals and phthalates.
California Proposition 65: Produced using non-toxic inks and materials safe for everyday residential use.
Manufacturer / Responsible Party: Warlock Photography / Gregory J. Fowles
Trying to track and focus a pitch-black, dimming Blood Moon through an optical viewfinder with a fully manual long lens is a serious test of patience…