Summerisle Cards

Description: Recently discovered poster for the memorable 1973 May Day festivities on Summerisle. Summer Is Icumen In!

Description: It's time to keep your appointment!

Description: Summerisle Apples On the island of Summerisle, where the sun always shines and the days are long, the people live in harmony with the old ways. They worship the ancient gods and goddesses, and they celebrate the seasons with festivals and rituals.

Description: The Wicker Man

Description: The Wicker Man

Description: The Wicker Man

Description: The Wicker Man

Description: Summerisle May Day Celebration 1973 - Welcome Fool! If you love The Wicker Man, this design celebrating the Summerisle May Day Celebration is for you! Featuring a big old old-fashioned sun, this design celebrates the old ways, the pagan ways, the folk ways that celebrate the earth and nature. Give as a gift to someone who loves horror movies, cult films and in particular folk horror.

Description: Summerisle 73

Description: May Day - The Wicker Man

Description: Summerisle Festival May Day

Description: Inspired by the fictional Summerisle from the classic 1973 movie.

Description: Everyone is welcome at the Summerisle May Day Celebrations.

Description: Summerisle May Day Festival 1973

Description: School crossing sign seen on Summerisle, the Scottish pagan island made famous by the classic horror film The Wicker Man (1973)

Description: THE WICKER MAN ---- Original Movie Design

Description: A vintage-inspired folk horror design featuring a mysterious rabbit-masked figure surrounded by floral borders, pagan symbols, and rustic ritual imagery. Drawing from May Day festival traditions and eerie countryside folklore, this artwork blends occult aesthetics with retro poster styling. The distressed textures, antler motifs, and ceremonial details create an unsettling yet captivating atmosphere rooted in pagan mythology and cult cinema influences.

Description: Summerisle May Day Celebration

Description: Christopher Lee in The Wicker Man

Description: A vintage-inspired folk horror design featuring a mysterious rabbit-masked figure surrounded by floral borders, pagan symbols, and rustic ritual imagery. Drawing from May Day festival traditions and eerie countryside folklore, this artwork blends occult aesthetics with retro poster styling. The distressed textures, antler motifs, and ceremonial details create an unsettling yet captivating atmosphere rooted in pagan mythology and cult cinema influences.

Description: Rejoice in memory of the ultimate sacrifice! This Summerisle May Day Festival ‘73 design is specially crafted to pay homage to the Wicker Man.

Description: Nicolas Cage wants to know how the doll was burned the 2006 film, "The Wicker Man"

Description: THE WICKER MAN -- Original Movie Design

Description: Scary wicker man people standing in front of a sun in a field of crops.

Description: Wicker Man Summerisle 1973

Description: Cool vintage design for the Wicker man fans.

Description: Summerisle '73

Description: Cool vintage design for the Wicker man fans.

Description: You have an appointment with the wicker man

Description: Nicolas Cage gets the bee hat in the 2006 film, "The Wicker Man", where he screams "NOT THE BEES!" as seen here.

Description: Come. It is time to keep your appointment with the Wicker Man.

Description: An island lost to unspeakable terrors of PAGAN RITUALS!

Description: Cool vintage design for the Wicker man fans.

Description: Summerisle Festival May Day Wicker-man

Description: Everyone is welcome at the Summerisle May Day Celebrations especially if there are bees involved.

Description: The sun is shining, the harvest is plentiful, and everyone on Summerisle seems unusually excited for May Day. Designed like a forgotten 1973 British folk-festival souvenir, this piece hides something darker among the dancing masks, ribbons, wheat, apples and smiling sun. Look closer and the cheerful celebration starts to resemble an invitation you probably should have declined. A vintage folk-horror tribute to strange islands, old gods, abundant crops and traditions best left unquestioned.