Daisytrail Faerie House

A woodland faerie home where two daisies climb the wall and a long branch reaches out low to the side

Daisytrail Faerie House is built from a mix of pale and warm river stone, with bright green glass beads winding around both windows and the door in a continuous, unbroken trail. Two white daisies bloom against the stone, one above the upper window, one lower down near the second, their soft yellow-green centres catching the light. A long, level branch reaches out from the side of the house, low to the ground, moss gathering thickly along its length as it goes.

This is a house that seems to invite a closer look — belonging to a faerie who plants daisies in twos rather than ones, who keeps a low branch handy for visitors to duck under, and whose home rewards anyone who takes the time to follow the trail of green all the way round.

Handcrafted from mixed river stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry an easy, woodland character brightened by bright green glass and two hand-set daisy mosaics. The unbroken green glass trail, twin daisy blooms, and long mossy reaching branch give Daisytrail Faerie House its wonderfully inviting, follow-the-path character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Daisytrail Faerie House is ready for a spot along a path or walkway — somewhere its reaching branch can point the way onward.

A home of mixed river stone, green glass, and the gentle, unhurried magic of daisies that grew two by two. 🌼🌼✨