The brief was sun-moon-arch symmetry for a rural broadband subject — not vertical Chandrayaan rocket, not wifi tree alone. How does a parabolic satellite dish — lattice tower, signal arcs, hut scatter — read inside Warli celestial grammar without becoming a telecom brochure? Sun-moon-arch frames connectivity as sky-to-village bridge: sun and moon bracket star-dotted arch while linked dancers provide communal witness atop zigzag band. What we refused: ISP logotype, fibre route maps, perspective satellite realism, tarpa spiral centre. What we kept legible: parabolic oval with interior lines, lattice tower diagonals, four signal arcs, laptop open rectangle between seated figures, smartphone raised for signal check, goats as village-scale punctuation. Light density preserves ochre between tower and huts.