Lilacwing Faerie House

A faerie home ringed in soft lilac, with two branches reaching out like uneven wings

Lilacwing Faerie House is built from warm mixed stone, ringed at both windows and the door in soft lilac and purple glass beads. Two branches reach out from either side of the roofline, one straighter, one more angled, giving the house an asymmetrical, wing-like silhouette rather than a matched pair.

This is a house that doesn't mind a bit of imbalance — belonging to a faerie who likes their branches reaching in their own direction rather than perfectly mirrored, each one finding its own angle into the world.

Handcrafted from warm mixed stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry soft lilac and purple glass detailing beneath two asymmetrically reaching branches. The gentle purple gem trim and uneven wing-like branches give Lilacwing Faerie House its wonderfully characterful, off-kilter charm.

Sealed for outdoor display, Lilacwing Faerie House is ready for a spot with a bit of personality — somewhere its two different branches can each find their own space.

A home of warm mountain stone, soft lilac, and the quiet, characterful magic of two branches that never quite matched. 💜✨