Joyful Pan Poster, 8.5" x 11"

The joyful aspect. Pan glad among vines and grapes, revel in the frame.

Standard 8.5" x 11" size. Frames off the shelf, no custom cutting.

The deity-print register. The god wall's woodland corner.

• Size: 8 1/2" x 11"
• Subject: Pan, the Greek god of the wild, in joyful aspect with vines and grape clusters
• Publisher: AzureGreen; fits standard frames
• SKU: EPPAN2

Pan is the Greek pantheon's wild heart: the goat-legged god of Arcadia's mountains, shepherds, and untamed places, piper of the reed flute that bears his syrinx's name, whose sudden woodland cry gave the world the very word panic, and whose gladder face, the dancer and reveler among the nymphs, the Homeric Hymn to Pan sings as delighting all the gods. The vines and grapes of this print place him in that festive register, the woodland company Dionysos also keeps, and modern paganism has embraced him warmly as the green world's exuberant patron, with Hellenic polytheism keeping his older cult, whose own communities remain the door for formal devotion.

The poster's posts follow the god's temperament: the altar corner of the wild-hearted, the garden shed and greenhouse wall, the music room where his pipes feel at home, and the gallery of deity prints where every pantheon needs its laughing member.

1. Frame it standard; the size was chosen for that.
2. Hang it where the wild register lives: garden rooms, altars, music corners.
3. Let it anchor a woodland or Hellenic devotional wall.
4. Gift it to the goat-hearted; they know who they are.
5. Keep it from direct sun to hold the print's color.

It hangs particularly well where something green can photobomb it.

• Greenman Poster, 8.5" x 11": the wild's other presiding face.
• Hephaestus Poster, 8.5" x 11": the Hellenic wall's craftsman.
• I'm From Here Poster, 8.5" x 11": the earth-belonging creed beside the earth god.
• Have a Faerie Nice Day! Bumper Sticker: the merry wild at bumper scale.
• Four Winds Herbal Smoking Blend, 3/4 oz: the woodland register's ritual smoke.

Who is Pan?

The Greek god of the wild, shepherds, and Arcadia's mountains: goat-legged piper of the syrinx, source of the word panic, and, in his gladder aspect, the pantheon's great reveler.

What does the joyful aspect show?

Pan among vines and grape clusters, the festive woodland register the Homeric Hymn sings, where his dancing delights all the gods.

Is this for Hellenic devotion?

It serves any wall warmly: modern pagans keep Pan fondly, and Hellenic polytheism keeps his older cult, whose own communities are the door for formal practice.

Will it fit a normal frame?

Yes: 8 1/2 by 11 inches, the standard size, frames off any shelf.

How do I keep it bright?

Frame it and spare it direct sun, as prints prefer.