Wheel of the Year Quilted Witch Hat – Pagan Seasonal Wide Brim Hat

Seven seasons printed in a circle around a white tree of life

A triple moon sits at the apex, a cratered full moon between two crescents, over a run of gold stars. Below it a round medallion ringed in gold beads holds a white tree of life with spread roots and leaves turning from green to gold, a gold sun on one side and a crescent moon on the other. The cone splits into season wedges: white spring blossom, a gold sun on blue, wheat ears on ochre, red autumn leaves, an orange hearth flame and green pine with cones.

The seasonal wheel runs the full circle of the brim. White blossom and small orange flowers on deep green give way to a gold rayed sun on blue, wheat sheaves with red berries on ochre, then red and orange maple and oak leaves on wine. Black starfield panels carry ivory crescent moons and gold stars, followed by pine boughs with cones and red holly berries, and white frost ferns on navy.

For anyone who keeps the turning of the year on the altar, from spring blossom to midwinter frost. The wide brim shows the whole seasonal round at once, which suits coven circle work and outdoor pagan ritual.

• Material: quilted polyester with a padded, stitched texture that holds the cone upright instead of flopping
• Size: one size — brim about 17.5 in (44.5 cm) across, cone about 13 in (33 cm) tall
• All over print: printed on the outside of the cone and both sides of the brim, so the pattern shows whether the brim sits flat or turns up
• Care: spot clean with a damp cloth and let it air dry; do not machine wash or the quilting loses its shape
• Note: made to order. Print placement can shift slightly, seams can move by 2–3 cm, and colours read a little deeper on fabric than on screen