Blessed Yule Pins and Buttons

Blessed Yule

Blessed Yule

Celebrate the winter solstice with this hand-drawn watercolor illustration. A glass lantern radiates a soft and warm yellow glow, surrounded by pine branches and gingerbread. The handwritten "Blessed Yule" greeting adds a touch of pagan holiday magic.

Blessed Yule

Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice, fellow pagans, Wiccans and witches.

Blessed Yule Stag - Pagan Christmas Greeting Card

Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice, fellow pagans, Wiccans and witches.

Blessed Yule

Blessed Yule

Celebrate the winter solstice with this hand-drawn watercolor illustration. A glass lantern radiates a soft and warm yellow glow, surrounded by pine branches and gingerbread. The handwritten "Blessed Yule" greeting adds a touch of pagan holiday magic.

Merry Yule

Blessed Be Yule Triple Moon

Blessed Yule

Blessed Be and Merry Yule

Blessed Yule Trees

As the winter solstice is coming, may you have a blessed yuletide season and a happy Yule.

Blessed Yule, Y'all!

Blessed Yule and happy Solstice.

Blessed Yule

May this yuletide season be blessed by the goddess.

Blessed be this yuletide season!

Simple symbols from nature celebrate the winter solstice.

Merry Christmas and a blessed yule funny ugly Christmas graphic design.

Blessed Be

Blessed Yule

Blessed Be Goddess

Green and Gold Noel!

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

Grateful thankful blessed

Southern pagans: We exist, occasionally!

Blessed Be Pentacle

Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice, fellow pagans, Wiccans and witches.

A quartet of round seals -- one for Yule, three for all year -- with original designs of natural objects and ritual items.

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!