Yule Altar Winter Solstice Holiday Card

A stone altar in a snow-covered forest holds five lit candles, a standing stone rising behind it, bare winter trees and a cold moon in the background. No figure. The altar tends itself. Oil-painted in the quiet, serious style of a 19th-century Romantic landscape. Sells to witchcore, pagan, Wiccan, and dark solstice buyers. The altar image is one of the most specifically Yule-targeted cards in the collection. Essential for any retailer carrying pagan or winter solstice merchandise.

Back Copy: The altar does not wait for perfect conditions. It holds the candles in the cold and it holds them while it snows. A Yule altar is a working space, set at the solstice to honor the return of the light. Holly and evergreen keep their color when everything else has gone bare. Candles are lit in the longest dark not for decoration but as a statement: the light exists and it will return. This altar is in the forest, at a standing stone that predates the name Yule by a considerable distance. The candles burn. The snow falls around them and does not put them out. This is the whole point. 

• 4" x 6"
• Blank interior.
• Locally printed.
• Printed on premium card stock.
• Kraft envelope and cellophane sleeve included.