Axolotl Calendar 2027 – A year of underwater magic and cute gills on your wall
Let yourself be enchanted every month by one of the most extraordinary animals in the world with the Axolotl Calendar 2027 from Browntrout. The axolotl – also known as the 'walking fish' – is a critically endangered amphibian originally from the freshwater lakes around Mexico City. The ancient Aztecs named it after their god Xolotl, and it even adorns the Mexican 50-peso bill! With its always cheerful little face, striking gill tufts, and the unique ability to regenerate limbs and organs, the axolotl is a true marvel of nature.
Features:
✔ 16 months overview – Starts in September 2026 and runs until December 2027.
✔ Colorful photography – Each month features a stunning, full-color image of the fascinating axolotl.
✔ Space for notes – Handy daily boxes with enough writing space for appointments and reminders.
✔ Includes holidays – All important American and international holidays are pre-printed.
✔ Practical size – Closed approx. 30 x 30 cm; opened approx. 30 x 60 cm; at the top of the image, at the bottom of the dates.
✔ Durable design – 100% plastic-free, fully recyclable, printed on FSC-certified paper with soy ink.
✔ Sturdy cardboard cover – Extra protection during transport thanks to cardboard reinforcement.
✔ Easy to hang – With a handy hole at the top.
Hang the calendar in your kitchen, office, or hallway and celebrate this special animal all year round!
Order now and be surprised every month by the underwater magic of the axolotl!
Pick up the Axolotl calendar 2027 at Kalenderwinkel.nl or have it delivered?
The calendar can be (home) delivered in a sturdy cardboard package by our carrier DHL or picked up at Kalenderwinkel.nl in Zeewolde. Zeewolde is located near Amersfoort in the middle of the Netherlands.
Are you giving the Calendar as a gift?
With the Kalenderwinkel.nl wrapping service, you can have the calendar wrapped in beautiful gift paper. Order the Axolotl calendar 2027 now in the web store or view all our calendars 2027.
