Litha or Midsummer’s Night (June 19-22) occuring during the summer solstice it is a time to celebrate abundance and the aliveness of nature. Litha speaks of ancient pagan traditions involving the Oak King and the Holly King, who battle between the light and dark of summer and winter. It is also believed that during Midsummer, the fairy folk can pass more easily into the human realm.
One of the ways you can celebrate this pagan holiday is by adding this beautiful wheel of the year to your home or altar. Each wheel of the year is hand- woodburned to include a fairy house tree stump, owl, crystals, sunflowers, lilac, holly and oak leaves, mystical standing stones, the Sun, dragonfly, lupin and more with astrological symbols, moon phases, and sabbaths. There are also glitter and metallic details which really make this scene pop in the light of midsummer Sun.
Made to order in 2-5 days, this witchy decor is smokecrafted in 7 hours, this woodburend pagan wheel of the year measures 30cm and includes a cord for hanging.
Tags: Fairycore, folklore, greenwitch, paganism, wicca, astrology, enchanted, fantasy, cottagecore, celestial.
