Foxglove Faerie House

A soft faerie home with a spark of red among gentle pink stone, and a lichen-furred branch reaching out below

Foxglove Faerie House carries the same warm honey stone and soft pink-lilac glass trim as several of its cousins, but a small cluster of red glass petals breaks through the gentleness of it all — bright and unexpected, set right into the wall like a single wild bloom that pushed its way up between the stones. Below, a curling branch reaches out from the base, thickly covered in pale, fuzzy lichen, soft and strange, more like a paw or a tail than a simple support.

This is a house with a bit of surprise in it — belonging to a faerie who likes their gardens a little untamed, who lets the odd bright, wild flower push through the tidy stonework, and whose home has a curious, lichen-furred limb reaching out to greet visitors.

Handcrafted from warm-toned river stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the same soft palette as several of its cousins, brightened by a small cluster of red glass petals. The pink-lilac gem trail, red flower accent, and curling lichen-covered branch base give Foxglove Faerie House its wonderfully wild, untamed-garden character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Foxglove Faerie House is ready for a spot among tall grasses and wildflowers — anywhere a bit of unexpected colour is welcome to push through.

A home of golden stone, soft pink, and the wild, surprising magic of a single red bloom finding its way through. 🌺✨