Limited Edition Watercolour Paper 2027 Moon Phase Calendar
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A lunar calendar to track the movements of our favourite celestial satellite. Highlighting the four principal lunar phases: new moon, first quarter, full moon, and third quarter. A visual guide and reminder to commune with the night sky. This is the 16th edition of Annie Axtell's lunar calendar, hand-illustrated and screen-printed, with a new theme guiding the design each year.
This limited edition on watercolor paper comes with an invitation to add colour on your own terms to the illustration. Printed on a heavy weight cold pressed cotton paper, ideal for watercolors, guache, ink, pen or pencil.
Wild Flowers
A celebration of friendship, the relationships we have called in and chosen that make up the fabric of our lives. Like a bouquet of wildflowers, we hand-pick our friends. A curated arrangement reflecting qualities and expressions that resonate with our hearts. Beauty in flowers, just as in those we hold close.
- 16"x 20" - will fit a standard frame
- Screen printed by hand in Vancouver BC
- Black water based ink
- Editioned on off white Arches water color paper- 140lbs (300gsm)
- Ships rolled
"Gorgeous, as always!"– Aubrey Koch
"excellent quality and design."– Benjamin Switzman
"Beautiful layout and finishes this year."– Katie
"This is my second year having the calendar and I love it! It’s so cool to look back at all the things you’ve done in the past year- would definitely keep buying!"– Julie D.
"I’ve been purchasing this calendar since 2017 from a local shop called Kestrel. This year, I forgot to order it before the new year and it was sold out, so I was thrilled to find it available directly from the artist. I even had the moon for my birth date done in gold this year, and I absolutely love it. It’s a beautiful calendar that I look forward to every year."– Lisa Pavano
"The calendar is good quality!"– Janet Scott
"Been a fan of these moon phase calendars for years and always love the artwork and print quality. Another great one this year."– Megan
"Perfect again. Have been buying calendars for quite a few years now as gifts. Always look forward to putting another year up a"– Lynne McCormack
"i've been buying these calendars every year, and i save them all behind the frame of the current one, since 2019. people always comment on them in my entry hall when they come over! and they make a great gift too."– Navada Jones
"Gorgeous!"– Dylan Ismail
"Love these calendars! I get one every year for my wife at Christmas!"– Michael
"Love these calendars!"– Clarisse gagnon
"This is our fourth year with the moon phase calendar and it is such a lovely addition to our home. I always get my friend one for winter solstice as well and its a special part of her year."– Hilary, Yukon
"The moon phase calendar has a special place in my home and among my family for a few years now"– Clarisse, Vancouver BC
"Love the moon calendar. Been getting one for the past three years and will continue. Thank you for this beautiful and thoughtful offering."– Laura
"I absolutely love my moon calendar! My every year treat to myself. Thank you for sending it all the way to Finland"– Heidi, Finland
"I love the calendars, I buy one for myself and my friend every year. Thank you!."– Sarah
"I have a frame set up in my house for four years running now that I will fill with a new calendar every year. They have each been beautiful and meaningful for me throughout the year. Highly recommend!"– Sjoukje
"The Moon Phase calendar has been a fixture in our house for years. We always look forward to the display of subtle yet symbolic artistic expression each year brings"– Chuck
"Thank you so much for making these moon phase calendars, I love the art and message for the year."– Aleesha M, Victoria BC
"I purchase a moon phase canvas print each year from Annie to hang in my little bunkie on an island on Georgian Bay. They are beautifully designed and an attractive and functional addition to our little vacation space that makes me feel connected to the skies. For me, hanging the new print and removing the old one when I return to the island in the spring has become something of a ritual and a sign of the season."– Laura Herbert