The art on this phone stand depicts a Tarot Moon XVIII Card. This particular card is part of a NoMonet Upper Arcana-only tarot deck entitled Chain of Life Tarot comprised of vintage photographic imagery.

This is the Moon, a card that tells us it is time to trust our intuition rather than relying on mere facts. The moon changes faces nightly. This card warns us about the duplicity of a situation or person we must deal with who is not what it or they seem. This design is also a depiction of the Moon as the Mother. A face of a wolf can also be seen in the moon here.

This phone stand measures 1.7 inches or 43mm across the artwork. The adhesive base on the phone also measures the same. Between these two disks are two small jointed arms that fold out to position the phone at several different angles. They fold flat into the disk when not used. Insert your finger in between these joints to easily secure your phone.

This is one of those designs that came together almost as though it was meant to be. I originally came across a vintage postcard of a maiden holding a staff. I envisioned her with a half-moon lantern lamp hanging from her staff and mirroring her image in the other direction with a full moon shining behind the two maidens. The face of the wolf that materialized from the combination of these images is nothing but sheer magic. This is another one of my favorite images in this deck because of the synchronicity of the imagery.