Mabon Kids Hoodies

The Wheel of the Year is an annual cycle of seasonal festivals, observed by many modern Pagans, consisting of the year's chief solar events (solstices and equinoxes) and the midpoints between them. Among Wiccans, each festival is also referred to as a sabbat.

Mabon

Mabon

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Perfect to wear out and about, as well as at your Mabon gatherings. Celebrate the season!

Mabon (the pagan equinoxe festival ) and Tsukimi (the asian harvest moon festival ) are really really close this year... Almost a few hours away ! So I indulged myself with a speed piece that took my afternoon away XDD But I'm happy with it ♥ Still trying to figure out how this Dragon Age Tarot style works... I still don't get it, but.. I'm going somewhere. Have a lovely fall equinoxe ♥

Perfect to wear out and about, as well as at your Mabon gatherings. Celebrate the season!

In honor of the Fall Equinox.

❦☂🍎 ╰⊰✿´`✿⊱╮╰⊰✿´ `✿⊱╮Autumn Equinox ╰⊰✿´`✿⊱╮ ╰⊰✿´`✿⊱╮╰⊰✿´`✿⊱╮Mabon╰⊰✿´`✿⊱╮ ☂ ❦ 🍏 Tastes of Equinox

Mabon Unlocking Happiness

Mabon 2023

Hope you are having an awesome year

Mabon is a harvest festival that falls on the Autumnal Equinox. It is in September on the Northern Hemisphere and March on the Southern Hemisphere. Some call this celebration the witch’s Thanksgiving as the holiday’s main themes are feasting and gratitude.

Seasons of Change-Celebrating Mabon/Autumn

Mabon Hephaistos from our webtoon: Remote Angel

Honey, Mom Life, Be Kind, Funny Humor

The autumn equinox is a time to reconnect with balance

A cute design for Mabon featuring a witch and her cheeky cat, pumpkins and autumn leaves in fall colours. Designed by Cheeky Witch®

Imbolc

This is the quintessential witch's familiar, the Cat from the Everyday Witch's Familiars Oracle illustrated by me, Elisabeth Alba, written by Deborah Blake, published by Llewellyn (May 2024).

Litha

Honey, Be Kind, Mom Life, Funny Humor

This design was created to celebrate the equinoxes and comes in 4 customizations, for the northern or southern hemisphere, for spring or fall. Each is titled with the sanskrit for sun or night and is adorned with the appropriate procession of constellations.

This design was created to celebrate the equinoxes and comes in 4 customizations, for the northern or southern hemisphere, for spring or fall. Each is titled with the sanskrit for sun or night and is adorned with the appropriate procession of constellations.

Wheel of the Year shows the Sabbats which are seasonal festivals that mark the turning of the Wheel of the Year in various pagan and Wiccan traditions.

Wheel of the Year shows the Sabbats which are seasonal festivals that mark the turning of the Wheel of the Year in various pagan and Wiccan traditions.

Wheel of the Year shows the Sabbats which are seasonal festivals that mark the turning of the Wheel of the Year in various pagan and Wiccan traditions.

Wheel of the Year shows the Sabbats which are seasonal festivals that mark the turning of the Wheel of the Year in various pagan and Wiccan traditions.

This design was created to celebrate the equinoxes and comes in 4 customizations, for the northern or southern hemisphere, for spring or fall. Each is titled with the sanskrit for sun or night and is adorned with the appropriate procession of constellations.

Copyright: © Make-It-Mico. Halloween is my favourite time of year! And orange and black *chef kiss.* Took a long while to draw this, but worth it.

This design was created to celebrate the equinoxes and comes in 4 customizations, for the northern or southern hemisphere, for spring or fall. Each is titled with the sanskrit for sun or night and is adorned with the appropriate procession of constellations.

Tangles Trees - Lines

Tangled trees

Autumn Goddess #4

Witch's calendar, an intriguing graphic depicting the magical yearly cycle of Wiccan spellcasters.

Saint Brigids Cross! An ancient tradition that occurs midway between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. It marks the beginning of the spring and is one of four cross quarter day festivals that were spread between the winter solstice, spring equinox, summer solstice and autumn equinox.