Esotericism, Wicca and Sabbats, Pagan Wheel, Wheel of the Year, Wicca Calendar, Ritual and Witchcraft, Wiccan, Ostara, Mabon, Yule, Litha

WICCA CALENDAR WHEEL "KING OF THE FORESTS"

- Esoteric art on engraved wood

Description :

- Colours: Black and special “Terre Sauvage” tint and leaf gilding
- Dimensions: Several Formats Available to choose from
- Wood thickness: 1 cm

The Wicca Wheel, also known as the Wheel of the Year, is a symbol used in Wicca tradition to represent seasonal cycles and sacred festivals. It is made up of eight sections, called sabbats, which correspond to the solstices, the equinoxes and the intermediate points between them. The Sabbats mark important times of the year when Wiccans celebrate and honor nature, deities, and the cycles of life.

Here is a brief description of the eight Sabbats in the order they occur in the wheel of the year:


The Wicca Wheel, also known as the Wheel of the Year, is a symbol used in Wicca tradition to represent seasonal cycles and sacred festivals. It is made up of eight sections, called sabbats, which correspond to the solstices, the equinoxes and the intermediate points between them. The Sabbats mark important times of the year when Wiccans celebrate and honor nature, deities, and the cycles of life.

Here is a brief description of the eight Sabbats in the order they occur in the wheel of the year:

- Samhain: It marks the end of the year and the beginning of the new cycle. It is a time to honor ancestors and otherworldly spirits.

- Yule: It's the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. We celebrate the renewal of light and the gradual return of longer days.

- Imbolc: It celebrates the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is a period of purification and preparation for the growth to come.

- Ostara: It is the spring equinox, where the duration of the day is equal to that of the night. We celebrate the renewal, fertility and rebirth of nature.

- Beltane: It is the culmination of spring, where nature is at its peak. We celebrate fertility, love and passion.

- Litha: It is the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. We celebrate the strength of the sun, growth and abundance.

- Lughnasadh: It is the harvest festival, where we give thanks for the harvests and the fruits of the work accomplished.

- Mabon: It is the autumnal equinox, when the duration of the day is again equal to that of the night. We celebrate balance, gratitude and preparation for fall and winter.


Find all the information and celebrations of the Sabbats in this new wheel of the year, wheel of the Sabbats.

Exceptional engraving! Very fine engraving in its smallest details to have at home to constitute your Altar, or even to have in your possession this “Calendar of the Sabbaths”!

Very beautiful Wiccan realization with ultra detailed engraving, representing the periods of the Sabbaths, as well as the engraving in the center "KING OF THE FORESTS" power and energy!