Threedaisy Faerie House

A faerie home where three daisies climb the wall, standing tall on real tree-trunk pillars

Threedaisy Faerie House is dressed in warm mixed stone, with bright green glass beads ringing both windows and the door. Three white daisies bloom across the wall — one near the very peak, two more lower down — each with its own soft yellow centre, scattered rather than paired, as though they'd simply grown wherever there was room. A single deep green oval stone sits above the door. Two thick, straight tree-trunk posts stand as true pillars on either side, giving the house real height and presence.

This is a house that feels properly established — belonging to a faerie who likes company and plants their daisies in threes rather than ones or twos, whose home stands tall and steady on its own two solid legs.

Handcrafted from mixed river stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry bright green glass detailing and three scattered daisy mosaics. The unbroken green gem trim, triple daisy blooms, and thick tree-trunk pillar posts give Threedaisy Faerie House its wonderfully established, well-supported character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Threedaisy Faerie House is ready for a proper spot of honour in the garden — somewhere its three daisies and sturdy pillars can be properly admired.

A home of mixed river stone, green glass, and the generous, established magic of daisies that grew in threes. 🌼🌼🌼✨