Wheel Of The Year Calendar Decor

Celebrate the cycle of the seasons with a beautiful, handcrafted Wheel Of The Year! Whether you're honoring Imbolc, Mabon, Lughnasadh, or Litha, this beautifully crafted Wheel of the Year is a stunning way to celebrate the turning of the seasons. Perfect for marking Pagan holidays, Esbats, or even as a meaningful addition to your winter solstice or Christmas decor, this piece is designed to reflect the rhythm of nature and your spiritual path.

Crafted from Baltic birch, this Wheel of the Year offers a natural, earthy aesthetic that resonates with sacred spaces. Its durable yet lightweight design makes it easy to hang or display. The etched lettering ensures the names of each sabbat remain clear and long-lasting, while a protective finish enhances the wood grain and guards against water droplets, smoke, or other environmental elements.

Available in three sizes — or customized to suit your needs — this versatile Wheel can accompany you on your travels or become a centerpiece on your altar.

• Made from Baltic birch to give your Wheel Of The Year a natural look.
• Material is ¼” thick making the Wheel durable yet light enough to hang without damage.
• The etched lettering ensures long lasting visual aesthetics.
•  Sealed with Teak oil to preserve the natural wood grain and protect the Wheel from environmental mishaps (such as water droplets or smoke).
• Available in 3 sizes with the option for custom sizing. From travel to display, we can create the perfect Wheel for you!

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to celebrating the Wheel of the Year, this handcrafted piece offers a timeless way to connect with the seasonal cycle and honor each turn of the sun. Perfect for those who like to plan ahead! They also make wonderful gifts, so grab one today! 

Due to the nature of wood grains, each piece will vary slightly in appearance

Recognized and celebrated by numerous non-traditional practitioners around the world, these 8 annual sabbats are times of rituals, gatherings, and festivals honoring the eternal cycle of life.