Curlwater Faerie House

A faerie home ringed in vivid turquoise, with a curling branch and a glowing stone

Curlwater Faerie House is built from pale cream and tan stone, ringed at both windows and the door in bold turquoise. Above the door, a single pale opal-like stone glows softly, and at the base, a branch curls distinctly, almost snail-like, unlike the straighter branches of its cousins.

This is a house with a bit of extra curiosity in its shape — belonging to a faerie who likes their branches curled just so, its calm glowing stone offering a steady centre amid all that curling movement.

Handcrafted from pale cream and tan stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry bold turquoise detailing around a glowing accent stone above the door, beside a distinctly curling base branch. The vivid turquoise gem trim, calm centrepiece stone, and curling branch give Curlwater Faerie House its wonderfully curious, well-composed character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Curlwater Faerie House is ready for a spot with a bit of curiosity — somewhere its curling branch can be properly discovered.

A home of pale mountain stone, vivid turquoise, and the curious, quiet magic of a branch that curled just because it could. 💙✨