Find your hybrid type
Weaver × Day Stem
Enter your date of birth to find your day stem, one of ten.
The 10 Weaver hybrid types
Every Weaver shows up a little differently. You can also read any of the ten types directly.
- Yang Wood WeaverYang WoodYou can say what needs saying while taking care of the room. Directness helps you build more honest connections, rather than merely keep the peace.
- Yin Wood WeaverYin WoodYou help people stay connected when feelings become difficult. Gentle mediation and a wish to leave nobody out guide the relationships you build.
- Yang Fire WeaverYang FireYou bring people closer through warmth and humor. A lighter atmosphere helps them relax, speak, and find a way forward together.
- Yin Fire WeaverYin FireYou create ease through quiet attention. Small signs of tension draw you toward the work of helping people feel safe with one another.
- Yang Earth WeaverYang EarthYou build relationships around trust, clear expectations, and time. Your steadiness helps a group become something people can continue to rely on.
- Yin Earth WeaverYin EarthYou make relationships work through the quiet adjustments behind the scenes. Problems are often smaller because you noticed them before anyone called them problems.
- Yang Metal WeaverYang MetalYou are willing to be firm in order to keep a relationship fair. You can draw a necessary line, then help people find a sounder way to work together.
- Yin Metal WeaverYin MetalYou care about the quality of the space between people. Fine attention helps you find a distance that feels considerate without becoming disconnected.
- Yang Water WeaverYang WaterYou connect people across communities without asking them to become alike. Openness and adaptability help different worlds find common ground.
- Yin Water WeaverYin WaterYou notice the small emotional signals people leave between their words. A timely message or quiet response can help them feel less alone without putting them on the spot.
The ten day stems come from traditional East Asian calendar lore. 120 Archetypes uses them as cultural archetypes for describing temperament, not as fortune-telling.