The Welsh word hiraeth is often translated as homesickness, though it holds a deeper sense of longing - a feeling for a place, a time, or something slightly out of reach. This design pairs the word with a mountain sunset inspired by Yr Wyddfa, the highest peak in Wales (1,085 metres). Bold colour and simple outlines reduce the mountain to a clean silhouette set against the sun. Above the ridge, a small group of swallows move through the sky, a quiet reference to their long migrations and their instinct to return each spring. The layout keeps the word clear and central, letting it carry the feeling. A graphic built around one of Wales’s most distinctive words and one of its most recognisable mountains.
