Wall Plaque Wicca - The Wheel of the Year in Earthy Tones

Wall Plaque Wicca - The Wheel of the Year in Earthy Tones - Product Details:

- Height: 26 cm
- Width: 26 cm
- Depth: 2 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- hand painted
- by Maxine Miller

Eight Sabbats on the Celtic Wheel of the Year

The Celtic Wicca wheel of the year shows the eight Celtic seasonal festivals along its spokes, while the rim represents the abundance of the harvest and the growth of nature. The eight festivals, celebrated not only in Celtic but also in Wicca tradition, are Samhain, Yule, Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane, Litha, Lughnasadh and Mabon. They are divided into four solar festivals and four lunar or fire festivals, marking the changing seasons from sowing to harvest and the times of transition between light and darkness. The wall plaque measures 26 cm in height, 26 cm in width and 2 cm in depth, hand-painted in a terracotta finish and crafted from high-quality polyresin. It is the work of artist Maxine Miller, who is renowned not only for her wonderful and detailed depictions of Celtic deities but also for exploring magic and the Celtic bond with nature in her work. Anyone who admires the work of this beloved artist and celebrates the Celtic seasonal festivals will of course be delighted to receive this stylish wheel of the year as a gift.

The Witches' Calendar in the Ritual Room

In pagan traditions, the eight festivals of the wheel of the year are known as Sabbats – this so-called witches' calendar shapes the ritual year of many Wicca practitioners. As wall décor in a ritual room or above the altar, the plaque keeps this cycle visibly present, and it equally appeals to witchcraft collectors who appreciate Maxine Miller's Celtic imagery.