2025 Polynesian Desk Calendar

• A practical tool to effectively plan your year.
• Compact and lightweight, it fits easily on any desk or shelf.
• High quality paper for vibrant colors and a beautiful finish.
• Perfect for keeping track of local holidays and lunar cycles at a glance.

• High definition printing for vibrant colors and sharp rendering.
• Thick 270 g/m² paper offering good strength and a premium feel.
• Metal spiral binding on top for smooth handling.

• Dimensions: 25 cm (L) x 12.5 cm (H) (single size).
• Ideal size for a desk, shelf or work table.
• Vibrant colors.
• Blends harmoniously into any type of decoration.

• Handle with clean hands to avoid marks.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to humidity or direct sunlight.
• Clean gently with a clean, dry cloth if necessary.
• Store flat to avoid warping of the pages.
• Do not fold or roll to preserve print quality.

↩︎ Returns accepted only in case of manufacturing defect.
• Contact us within 7 days of receipt to report any problems.
• Provide proof of the defect (photo or video) for evaluation.
• Product replaced or refunded after validation of the defect found.


ℹ️ Quality control:
Strict quality controls are carried out throughout the manufacturing process.

ℹ️ Packaging control
Products are shipped in self-sealing cardboard envelopes. Thanks to the rigid cardboard material, the products are well protected during transport to customers.

In French Polynesia, time is marked by a unique rhythm, blending ancestral traditions and modern landmarks. Among local holidays, Autonomy Day, celebrated every June 29, holds a special place, commemorating a historic turning point for the territory. But beyond the Gregorian calendar, Polynesia also lives by the moon, whose cycles influence many aspects of daily life.

Since time immemorial, Polynesian navigators have navigated by observing the stars and following the lunar phases, a valuable skill that allows them to cross the vastness of the Pacific without modern instruments. In agriculture, the lunar calendar also plays a key role: it guides the best times for sowing, harvesting, and crop management, in accordance with the earth's natural cycle.

The tides, too, are dictated by the moon and directly influence fishing, a vital activity in Polynesia. Certain fish are more abundant at specific times of the lunar cycle, and experienced fishermen know that certain nights are more favorable than others for a successful catch. This knowledge, passed down from generation to generation, is an integral part of Polynesian heritage.

Beyond these traditions, a well-organized calendar is now a true ally in everyday life. It helps you better structure your schedule, increase productivity, and reduce stress by providing a clear overview of important events, goals to achieve, and necessary rest periods. Combining Polynesian holidays and lunar cycles in a single calendar thus combines practicality and culture, for harmonious and inspiring time management.