Bluebolt Faerie House

A tilting, spirited faerie home of cool grey stone, sapphire rings, and a flower that blooms at the very top

Bluebolt Faerie House has a wonderful lean to it — its upper storey sitting at a jaunty angle beneath dramatically layered slate eaves, as though the whole house has been caught mid-dance and frozen there happily. Cool grey-green mountain stones fill the walls, and two clean circles of bright sapphire blue gems ring the round windows with crisp, vivid precision. At the gable peak, a small flower mosaic in ruby red and white blooms quietly above everything — a tiny, secret flourish right at the top. Around the lower floor, emerald green gems scatter freely, and a soft grey-green stone sits above the wooden door like a mossy pebble placed there by habit.

This is a home full of personality — belonging to a faerie who does things slightly differently from everyone else, who has never quite straightened a picture in their life, and whose home is more interesting for it. Lively, confident, and entirely at ease with its own particular way of standing.

Handcrafted from cool grey-green stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the mountain's most quietly dramatic tones. The sapphire gem window rings, ruby and white gable flower, emerald green lower accents, natural bark branch uprights, and the boldly layered reclaimed slate roofline give Bluebolt Faerie House its wonderfully tilting, full-of-character finish.

Sealed for outdoor display, Bluebolt Faerie House is ready to find somewhere with a little personality of its own — on a garden wall, among wild plantings, or anywhere that suits something that refuses to stand completely straight.

A home of cool grey stone, sapphire rings, and the bright cheerful magic of a place that does things its own way. 💙❤️🌿✨