Collection: January + Winter

Jan 1st New Year’s Day Honors the Roman God Janus

Time to Cleanse your house this month... See Instructions in Blog Here

Full Moon Saturday Jan 3rd 3:02 am Denver Wolf Moon and a Super moon Full Moon in Cancer brings emotional depth and a need for nurturing.

Jan 4th Honors household spirits Roman Compitalia

Jan 5th Twelfth Night. It's a night of feasting and revelry, often associated with Shakespeare's play, with various theatrical performances happening around this time.

Jan 6th Germanic/Slavic celebration of Perchta or Berchta Goddess of Winter, magic, and animals. 

Jan 7th Honors the Goddess Isis Mother of magic and protection

Jan 17th Medieval Orchard Wassail Day Blessing the cider trees. The word Wassail means ‘Goodhealth’ How would this translate to modern times? Bless and sing to your plants inside and out.

Jan 18th 12:53 pm New Moon in Capricorn for setting serious intentions for career/life structure.

Jan 19th Sun enters Aquarius, bringing a focus on community and unique ideas. Also Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Day.

January 2026 is marked by big shifts, especially with Neptune entering Aries on the 26th, ushering in an era of radical action and new spiritual paths after a brief 2025 preview, while Mercury and Venus align in Aquarius for lucky social vibes, and a Full Moon in Cancer highlights emotions early on, setting a theme of foundation-building and bold new beginnings for the year.

Herbs associated with the New Year symbolize good fortune, cleansing, and fresh starts, with popular choices including Rosemary (clarity, remembrance), Basil (abundance, protection), Lavender (peace, happiness), Thyme (courage, strength), and Mint (growth, renewal), often used in cooking, teas, smudging, or oils for rituals. Sage, Bay Leaves, Cinnamon, and Parsley also feature prominently for purification, success, and good luck in traditions.

Up an coming February 1-2 Imbolg, Night of Candles, Candlemas