Trailmoss Faerie House

A woodland faerie home with a gable-top daisy and a long mossy branch trailing low along the ground

Trailmoss Faerie House brings together two familiar faces in a new way — the bright green glass trail of Mosshaven winds around both windows and the door in a continuous, unbroken path, while a single daisy mosaic blooms at the very peak of the gable, white and yellow against the mixed stone below. What makes this house its own is the branch: long, low and thickly mossed, it trails out almost horizontally from the upper wall, dragging gently along as though the house is being slowly reclaimed by the forest floor around it.

This is a house caught between two worlds — belonging to a faerie who loves a tidy daisy up top but doesn't mind the forest creeping in from below, happy to let moss and old wood take hold wherever they please.

Handcrafted from mixed river stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the same easy, woodland character as Mosshaven, topped here with a gable daisy and a long trailing mossy branch. The unbroken green glass trail, gable-top daisy mosaic, and low horizontal branch give Trailmoss Faerie House its wonderfully settled, forest-reclaimed character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Trailmoss Faerie House is ready for a spot right at the edge of the wild — where tended garden gives way to forest floor, and moss is already creeping in.

A home of river stone, green glass, and the slow, gentle magic of the forest quietly taking back what's its own. 🌿🌼✨