Wheel of the Year pagan festival posters - history, display ideas & family activities - Imbolc Ostara Beltane Litha Lammas Mabon Samhain Yule
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This is a pack of posters, one for each wheel of the year festival. Each poster gives the history/origins of the festival, ideas for a celebratory display, and family-friendly activities. Nine beautiful posters in all. Instant download PDF to print at home again and again. They are excellent used for display or as a history/religion learning resource.
There are two files for perfect printing results - one formatted for A4-sized paper and one for US Letter.
The wheel of the year calendar represents the cycle of life and the Earth’s seasonal journey around the sun. It follows 8 phases, each celebrated by a festival or 'sabbat day'. The 8 points represent the lunar calendar equinoxes, solstices, and cross-quarter days. The wheel's eight festivals honour the practices of our Western European ancestors (mainly Germanic & Celtic). Many of us today find ourselves looking to their old ways, traditions and beliefs - seeking a connection to our earth that has unfortunately been lost in modern times.
One poster is available as a free download
There is also a complete guidebook to The Wheel of the Year
For best printing results, open the PDF using 'Adobe Acrobat' - the reader app is free to download for all platforms. Select a 'fit to page' option to avoid cropping when printing.
>>> Printing, usage & distribution policy
All digital files and their content are the copyrighted property of Sasha Jackson of ‘Dartmoor Kin’.
This file is just for your personal use and can only be printed for your family. You may not modify or resell this download in any way (digitally or physically).
There are two files for perfect printing results - one formatted for A4-sized paper and one for US Letter.
The wheel of the year calendar represents the cycle of life and the Earth’s seasonal journey around the sun. It follows 8 phases, each celebrated by a festival or 'sabbat day'. The 8 points represent the lunar calendar equinoxes, solstices, and cross-quarter days. The wheel's eight festivals honour the practices of our Western European ancestors (mainly Germanic & Celtic). Many of us today find ourselves looking to their old ways, traditions and beliefs - seeking a connection to our earth that has unfortunately been lost in modern times.
One poster is available as a free download
There is also a complete guidebook to The Wheel of the Year
For best printing results, open the PDF using 'Adobe Acrobat' - the reader app is free to download for all platforms. Select a 'fit to page' option to avoid cropping when printing.
>>> Printing, usage & distribution policy
All digital files and their content are the copyrighted property of Sasha Jackson of ‘Dartmoor Kin’.
This file is just for your personal use and can only be printed for your family. You may not modify or resell this download in any way (digitally or physically).
