Turquoisewing Faerie House

A faerie home with a wonderfully wonky roofline, ringed in bold turquoise

Turquoisewing Faerie House is built from mixed tan and cream pebbles, with bold turquoise chips tracing both windows and the arched door. The roof leans and angles sharply, more wing-shaped than any of its cousins, giving the whole house a sense of being caught mid-flight.

This is the most dramatically shaped house in the batch — belonging to a faerie who likes a roofline that does something unexpected, bold turquoise its one constant amid all that movement.

Handcrafted from mixed tan and cream stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry bold turquoise glass detailing beneath a sharply angled, wing-like roofline. The vivid turquoise gem trim and dramatic roof shape give Turquoisewing Faerie House its wonderfully bold, airborne character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Turquoisewing Faerie House is ready for a spot with real drama — somewhere its wing-shaped roof can properly catch the eye.

A home of mixed mountain stone, bold turquoise, and the bold, airborne magic of a roof built for flight. 🪽✨