Mabon Tarot Card — Wheel of the Year Collection

Mabon, The Autumn Equinox Festival of Balance & Thanksgiving

Around September 21st · Solar Festival · Wheel of the Year

Mabon falls around the Autumn Equinox as one of the eight sacred festivals of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, when day and night stand briefly in balance once more. Named after Mabon ap Modron, the Divine Son of Welsh mythology, it marks the second of the year’s three harvest festivals. A turning point between the light and dark halves of the Wheel.

Often called the Witches’ Thanksgiving, Mabon is a time to gather in the last of the harvest, share food with loved ones, and give thanks for the abundance of the year. Apples, corn, and the fruits of the orchard are traditional symbols of this sabbat, alongside wine-making and the preparing of stores for the winter ahead.

At its heart, Mabon honours gratitude, reflection, and balance. A quiet pause to acknowledge what has been reaped before the Wheel turns toward the darker, more introspective half of the year.

This card is part of the Rose Lee Pewter Wheel of the Year tarot collection — eight handcrafted sand cast pewter cards celebrating the turning of the seasons.

Each card is 65mm x 45mm and weighs 40g