Lunar Calendar | Wheel of the Year | Full Moon Phase Calendar | Winter Solstice | Circular Calendar | 2026 | 2025 | Wall Art Print Poster

CYCAL Nature's Calendar is a lunisolar calendar system that integrates solar years, lunar months, and a cyclical philosophy of life.

== 2026 Specials ==
- 2026 Gift Pack: 3 prints total for the price of 2 (save 33%).
- 2026 Community Pack: 10 prints total for the price of 5 (save 50%).
- You must select these package deals in the "Year & Package" selector to receive the discount.

This one of a kind calendar is perfect for tracking nature observations, aligning with the cycles of the sun and moon, and seeing time the way nature does - as a circle.

It is available as an unframed premium wall art print.

== Solstice-based Year ==

The first day of this calendar is the winter solstice. It includes the last 10 days of 2024 but it is primarily a 2025 calendar.

The standard Gregorian calendar uses leap days to stay in sync with the seasons. The CYCAL calendar instead always begins on the winter solstice each time.

== Astronomically Accurate ==

This calendar shows time in the same way a circular wall clock does but at a larger scale. Each radial line is a moment in time.

The design is algorithmically generated using accurate orbital paths of the moon, earth, and sun. It is unique and accurate for each individual time zone.

== Premium Print ==

This is a premium quality 24” x 36” wall art print. It is meant to be hung or mounted on the wall.

• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• ISO brightness: 104%

== Eco-conscious ==

- Plastic-free packaging
- On-demand printing avoids overproduction

Carbon-offsets via Native are included with each order that cover materials, production, shipping, and product care.

== Nature's Calendar ==

- Reshape time
- Align with nature
- Inspire community


This 2026 solar year calendar poster displays a large color-coded calendar wheel that depicts every day from Winter Solstice to Winter Solstice. Please note that the 2026 edition of this calendar starts on Dec 21, 2025 and ends on Dec 20, 2026.

The calendar wheel contains multiple rings.

The outermost ring depicts the cycles of the common (Gregorian) calendar. It includes the common month name and day of the month for each day. The color coding of this ring indicates the position of each month within the year cycle.

The next ring depicts the days of the week and includes the name of each weekday. The color coding of this ring indicates the position of each day within the week.

The middle ring is a grayscale representation of the illumination of the moon for each day.

The next ring depicts the lunar phase cycle and includes eight phases of the moon for each cycle. The precise moment of each moon phase is indicated with an icon depicting that phase and line radiating toward the center of the wheel. The radial position of each moon phase icon and its corresponding line indicates the date and time of day of each moon phase. The color coding of this ring indicates the position of each moon phase within its lunar month.

The inner ring depicts the cycles of the 2026 lunar calendar with lunar months and dates. It includes the CyCal lunar month name and the lunar month date for each day. The color coding of this ring indicates the position of the lunar month within the solar year.

Additionally there are eight named lines to indicate the date and time of day of the solstices, equinoxes, and cross-quarters.

- Winter Solstice (Midwinter, Yule)
- Winter / Spring Cross-Quarter (Imbolc)
- Spring Equinox (Ostara)
- Spring / Summer Cross-Quarter (Beltane)
- Summer Solstice (Midsummer, Litha)
- Summer / Autumn Cross-Quarter (Lughnasadh)
- Autumn Equinox (Mabon)
- Autumn / Winter Cross-Quarter (Samhain)

All lines radiating out on the wheel tell time in the same way a circular wall clock does but at a larger scale. The radial position of each solstice, equinox, and cross-quarter line indicates the date and time of day of the event.

Since this calendar correlates the cycles of the day with the greater cycles of the lunar month and year it is unique and accurate for each individual time zone. Add your time zone or location to the personalization field and I will generate one for your exact time zone.

The calendar wheel is printed on a high quality 24” x 36” vertically oriented poster. It is meant to be mounted on the wall. It should fit in most standard poster-size frames. It does not come with a frame or mounting of any kind. I recommend magnetic poster frames, e.g., hangerframes.com.

• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.6 oz/y² (192 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality

Please message me with any questions.