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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.
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pagan, hare, wheel of the year, druid, spring
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A design inspired by Easter or the spring Equinox. This is a design of the goddess Ostara holding a rabbit and some eggs representing fertility and the wreath representing new growth.
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Ostara is for Anglo-Saxon/Celtic/Norse goddess Eostre who represents spring and new beginnings, a new dawn. Ostara is the Spring Equinox <3
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Ostara is for Anglo-Saxon/Celtic/Norse goddess Eostre who represents spring and new beginnings, a new dawn. Ostara is the Spring Equinox <3
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A playful comic-style bunny holding a balanced egg, symbolizing fertility and spring renewal. Bright pastel colors make this design perfect for celebrating the Spring Equinox.
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Vintage witchy illustration inspired by Ostara, the spring equinox and the awakening of nature, featuring rabbits, eggs, flowers and lunar symbolism. A mystical celebration of renewal, fertility and the return of spring.
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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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butterflies, celestial spring, cottagecore spring, fantasy landscape, floral art
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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.
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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.
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From the March Hare to The Day of the Irish to the Vernal Equinox; this image has everything spring all tied together. Slip into the green and put some spring in your step, Dreamers.
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Next contender in my Glass God series, and based on another Johannes Gehrts piece. Ostara/Eostre, germanic goddess of spring, bringing in a forest glass goblet with her putti assistants!
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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.
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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.
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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.
