Since ancient times, spellwork and intention-setting have followed the gentle choreography of the moon and the turning of the seasons. Witches, wise women, and hearth-keepers believed the moon was a living guide — waxing to help us grow, waning to help us release, and softening into darkness so we could listen to the whisper beneath our own thoughts. Every ritual was timed to this celestial rhythm, every wish carried on the same tides that pull the oceans and stir the sap in trees.
And then comes winter — the most enchanted season of all.
In old folklore, winter was known as “the quieting,” a sacred pause in the wheel of the year. It was a time when the land slept under a blanket of frost, and people turned inward, gathering around fire and candlelight to honour the stories of the year gone by. They celebrated the harvest of their efforts, whispered gratitude for the paths they had walked, and offered thanks for the warmth of family, friendship, shelter, and the simple comfort of a well-cooked meal.
Winter invited them — as it invites us still — to slow down, to rest deeply, to tend to the soft animal of the self. To care for our bodies, soothe our hearts, and reconnect with the parts of us we often rush past. It was a season for self-love and self-devotion, but also for drawing loved ones close, sharing small joys, and remembering what truly matters when the world grows quiet.
Rituals held during this time were believed to be especially potent — strengthened by the long nights, the thinning veil, and the moon that hangs low and luminous like an ancient guardian. Winter spells were cast not for speed, but for clarity: to honour what has been, release what must go, and choose what we wish to carry into the returning light.
To follow the moon and the seasons is to remember that magic is cyclical, that we too are meant to ebb and flow, to shine and soften, to act and to rest. And in winter, we return to the oldest magic of all — the magic of stillness, gratitude, and beginning again.
The Winter Collection
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