Triquetra Faerie House

A cool green faerie home where three daisies bloom and an ancient bark tower stands quietly to one side

Triquetra Faerie House is remarkable for its flowers — three white daisy mosaics with bright yellow centres bloom across the front face in a natural, uneven arrangement: one at the gable peak, one large and generous at the centre of the wall, one smaller and lower, close to the door. Together they give the house a sense of a meadow that has somehow moved inside the stone, effortless and unhurried. Cool grey-green and charcoal mountain stones fill the walls between the daisies with a close, mossy character, and vivid emerald green gems ring both round windows in full, bold circles and trace the arched doorway, giving the whole face a vivid freshness. A single teal gem above the door catches the light like a drop of mountain water.

To the right, a magnificent gnarled bark column rises the full height of the house — deeply textured, ancient-looking, as though it has been standing in this spot since long before anyone thought to build a house beside it. It is the finest bark upright in the collection.

Handcrafted from cool grey-green stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the mountain's most mossy, meadow-edge character. The three daisy mosaics, emerald gem rings, teal accent stone, magnificent gnarled bark column, and reaching left-side branch arm give Triquetra Faerie House its wonderfully abundant, three-times-blessed character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Triquetra Faerie House is ready to find a garden that deserves something with genuine presence — beside climbing plants, among established greenery, or anywhere three daisies feel exactly right.

A home of cool green stone, three white daisies, and the deep unhurried magic of a place where the meadow and the mountain have always shared the same ground. 🌼🌼🌼💚✨