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33 celebrations · one sky

Every celebration on Earth happens under a real sky

From Diwali to Tanabata, Eid to Chuseok: the year’s great nights, each with its true Moon and stars. Next up: Pepero Day, in 1 nights.
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The next twelve months

The year, told by its Moons

Every dot is a celebration, on the date it falls, drawn with the Moon of that very night. Full ones, crescents, and the dark nights when the Moon is new.

The gold needle is today. Yours glow. Touch any Moon to open its night.

11 Nov · 1 nights

11월 11일

Pepero Day

1 / 33Open Pepero Day

Find your celebration

Each one has its own page: its real sky that night, its story, and a print in its own language.

One Moon keeps half the world’s calendars

Lunar calendars put their great nights where the Moon puts them. That is why these festivals share a sky with each other, and why every print starts from the real one.

Always under a full Moon

They fall on the 15th of a lunar month, when the Moon is round.

Always under a new Moon

They open a lunar month or year: the Moon is new, the sky at its darkest.

And by pure chance in the coming year, a full Moon also shines on Shab-e Yalda, Christmas Eve for two, Nowruz, 520 · I love you and Amor y Amistad.

Celebrating far from home?

No courier, no customs

It is a print file. It reaches any inbox in minutes, so the family back home prints it the same day.

Your hometown's sky

Live in London, celebrate in Lahore. Choose the town you grew up in and the print shows its sky that night.

In your own language

Arabic, Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Persian, Vietnamese and more: the print carries the words you grew up with.

About these celebrations

Which celebrations are here?

33 nights across the year and the world: Lunar New Year, Tết and Seollal; Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha; Nowruz and Yalda; Diwali, Raksha Bandhan and Karva Chauth; Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah and Tu B'Av; Mid-Autumn, Chuseok and Tsukimi; White Day, 520, Qixi, Tanabata and more.

Why do some fall on a full Moon and others on a dark sky?

Many calendars count by the Moon. Festivals on the 15th of a lunar month, such as Mid-Autumn, Chuseok, Raksha Bandhan or Tu B'Av, fall at the full Moon; those that start a month or a year, such as Lunar New Year, Rosh Hashanah or Diwali, fall at the new Moon.

Why are my celebrations shown first?

We put the celebrations of your country, or of the languages your browser asks for, at the front. Every celebration stays open to everyone, wherever they live.

Can I make a print for a celebration that isn't listed?

Yes. Every print is made for any date, time and place on Earth: choose your own night in the studio.

How fast does it arrive?

Minutes after you order, as a print-ready file of 9,000 × 12,000 pixels, sharp up to 75×100 cm (30×40 in).

Or choose any night at all.

Every date, every place on Earth, the real sky. $19 final price

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