The 2026 Moon Cycle Calendar is here!
This year, we’ve made it bilingual—Spanish and English.
Each calendar is printed in a small studio in Quito, Ecuador.
This year the mandalas are created using the cyanotype technique, plants collected from our garden and the surrounding cloud forest printed under the Ecuadorian sun
Tune in with the moon!
Use this calendar to track the lunar phases and observe how they influence your daily rhythms and the natural world around you.
The Zuleica Lunar Calendar divides the year into lunar cycles rather than Gregorian months.
A lunar month lasts approximately 29.53 days—the length of a synodic cycle—so the original idea of “months” was directly related to the moon (the words month and moon share the same etymological root). In the modern Gregorian calendar, lunar phases rarely align perfectly with months. This calendar offers a way to reconnect with a more ancient sense of time: by following the moon.
Includes:
An introductory moon infographic
A guide on how to use the calendar
Bilingual content (Spanish & English)
Printed on eco-friendly paper made from sugarcane bagasse, a natural fiber waste product from the sugar industry.
We ship the calendar in a sturdy cardboard envelope to keep it from bending.
Designed and printed in Quito, Ecuador
Dimensions: 22 cm x 22 cm
The 2026 Moon Cycle Calendar is here!
This year, we’ve made it bilingual—Spanish and English.
Each calendar is printed in a small studio in Quito, Ecuador.
This year the mandalas are created using the cyanotype technique, plants collected from our garden and the surrounding cloud forest printed under the Ecuadorian sun
Tune in with the moon!
Use this calendar to track the lunar phases and observe how they influence your daily rhythms and the natural world around you.
The Zuleica Lunar Calendar divides the year into lunar cycles rather than Gregorian months.
A lunar month lasts approximately 29.53 days—the length of a synodic cycle—so the original idea of “months” was directly related to the moon (the words month and moon share the same etymological root). In the modern Gregorian calendar, lunar phases rarely align perfectly with months. This calendar offers a way to reconnect with a more ancient sense of time: by following the moon.
Includes:
An introductory moon infographic
A guide on how to use the calendar
Bilingual content (Spanish & English)
Printed on eco-friendly paper made from sugarcane bagasse, a natural fiber waste product from the sugar industry.
We ship the calendar in a sturdy cardboard envelope to keep it from bending.
Designed and printed in Quito, Ecuador
Dimensions: 22 cm x 22 cm
