Spoutwater Faerie House

A faerie home ringed in aqua blue, with a branch that curls out like a small spout

Spoutwater Faerie House is built from mixed river stone, ringed at both windows and the door in aqua-blue glass beads, warmed here and there by small amber-red accents scattered through the trim. A branch reaches out from the wall and curls at its end into a distinct, spout-like shape, almost as though the house had grown its own little tap.

This is a house with a playful, functional-looking detail — belonging to a faerie who likes a bit of whimsy in their woodwork, whose curling branch looks ready to pour something out at any moment.

Handcrafted from mixed river stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry aqua-blue glass detailing warmed by scattered amber-red accents, beside a distinctly curled, spout-like branch. The cool blue gem trim and playful branch shape give Spoutwater Faerie House its wonderfully whimsical, functional-looking character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Spoutwater Faerie House is ready for a spot near real water — a pond, a rain barrel, or anywhere its little spout might feel right at home.

A home of mixed river stone, aqua blue, and the playful, whimsical magic of a branch that looks ready to pour. 💧✨