Litha Magnets

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.

Litha

The green lady, wisdom of the woods.

Celebrate Litha! June 21st is the longest day of the year, and the moment when the Summer is at its highest peak. Celebrate the Sun with dances, music and fire, immerged in beautiful yellow flowers!

Litha Summer Solstice Modern Wiccan Celtic Pagan

Pagan Litha celebration tribute with muted greens.

Let the Sun of Litha warm your hearts!

Summer solstice illustration, featuring Elnar and Sagarus

Litha Blessings. Happy Summer Solstice! May the light and warmth of the sun shine on your spirit!

Pagan Summer Solstice

Be your brightest and most radiant self

Imbolc

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.

The phases of the moon rendered in watermelon slices for precious summer nights.

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.

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

Gothy design perfect for macabre people who loves spooky *hit. It can be also given as a samhain gift to your neighbours who also loves halloween. Design is also fitting in time for horror movie nights.

Mabon

Midsummer illustration for 2023, featuring Sagarus and Elnar holding Elnar’s sword ceremonially.

Original Label Scan of Black Pride Lager Beer - ON MONDAY, November 24, [1969] a new beer, labeled ''Black Pride," received its initial commercial distribution on the south side of Chicago, Ill. -- an area which includes a large portion of the city's approximately 1,200,000 blacks. It is more than a new beer label that has entered the market; it is a concept that is being introduced as well and, in a sense, the particular product -- beer -- is secondary to the concept.

This is a wheel of the year representing the harvests and changes of the seasons.