Ostara T-Shirts
Description: 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.
Description: This design featuring some trees and a bunny with the moon over head surrounded by the caption "The Spring Equinox - A time of perfect balance," is the perfect design to celebrate the season of awakening and perfect balance between the light and dark, known within the Sanatorian Tradition as the Spring Equinox or the Bonding Moon, or in many other witchcraft circles simply as Ostara.
Description: An enchanting spring queen wanders through a blooming forest meadow of tulips and lilies, calling a songbird to her hand as butterflies dance in the warm breeze. Celebrate the magic of the spring equinox, growth, and nature's rebirth with this detailed fantasy art.
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Description: 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.
Description: 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.
