Kalindar: round, not square

The Kosmo Kalindar is a simple yet wise companion, offering a larger, different perspective of the year.

Why a round calendar?

Earth revolves around the Sun. The Moon revolves around Earth. Earth revolves around itself.

It all goes round and round
(actually in wiggly elipses but circles are a good-enough-metaphor)

The year flows in cycles and seasons, so we figured that a circular calendar is the most appropriate way to illustrate this flow.

The Kosmo Kalindar concept offers a different, gentle, balanced & connected perspective on how we are in this world, including — but not exclusive to — our relationship with time.

Meet the lunar, solar, circular calendars, printed on museum quality paper. More info in their description!

The Kosmo Guide to the Cycles of Life is an extra tool of understanding the concept behind the kalindars and helps you make the most of the kalindar. FREE, when you purchase any of the Kalindars!

Connect The Dots — The minimal design Kalindar

A simple yet versatile isometric grid of dots  (60° from each other) that allows you to draw your own mandala or an infinite number of geometrical designs. So many of the sacred geometry designs can be reproduced, or discovered, on this grid.

What will you connect?

Be it your sigils, runes, a personal mandala of the year or simply discover the creator/creatrix within, you’ll be surprised on just how versatile the grid of dots can be.

A hands-on calendar:

The central space may be graphically used and/or colored for recreational or practical purposes.

Open space for your important holidays.
Not all civil or religious holidays are relevant to everybody. Birthdays, Christmas or Yule, the day you go on vacation, whatever you plan, whatever you hope for: find the day on the kalindar, check the moon phase, see how long ’till then. Mark it down, make it happen. Not having a predefined grid for that? A feature, not a bug

Fun fact: time seems to flow faster around the equinoxes and slower around the solstices. How will you make use of this observance?

Since its first edition — 2015 — we, the creators, cannot imagine a year without the Kalindar. Following the year on the wheal is simple and intuitive. Since 2015, the design, evolved, refined. We added features. We solved problems and understood the year — and maybe time itself — a bit better.

Something to remember: there is no perfect calendar. As precise as time measurements have become, all calendars are very approximate on longer periods of time, due to the many factors that affect the movement of Planet Earth through space.