Samhain Blessings All Hallows card

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Corrie Kuipers

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Folded 7" x 5" greeting card

A retro esoteric artist collage representing Samhain on a red background with a spiral pattern and the text "Samhain Blessings". Samhain is a harvest festival and stretches back to Dark Ages Ireland and possibly into prehistory. It is celebrated from the night of 31st October to the following evening, the ancient Celtic day running from sunset to sunset. Samhain may come from an Irish word meaning ‘Summer’s End’, and etymologically refers more to the month of November rather than the night of 31st October. Samhain marks the return of winter and a thinning of the veil between this world and the next, a time of chaos. There is some debate about how Samhain relates to the Christian All Hallows’ Eve/Day, although the former certainly predates the latter.