This stunning reproduction star chart is from 17th-century Amsterdam, and was created by artist and cartographer Frederik de Wit in the year 1670. The celestial map shows solar orbits and the lunar phases in addition to mapping and stunningly illustrating the constellations visible from earth. The careful attention to detail given to the main star chart carries onto the borders of the map, which feature cross-hatched blue clouds and lettered pink scrolls. It is in the main star chart, however, that the details become a little more bizarre. Notice the upside-down puppy dog in the middle of the skies, the large horse with rainbow wings, and the strange creature in the upper right that appears to be half mammal, half fish. This map serves both as an educational tool and a unique piece of wall art with its intricate details and vibrant colors. It offers a glimpse into the stargazing of the 17th-century and is sure to captivate viewers with its striking and whimsical illustrations.