Pure copper is soft, which contributes to its high electrical and thermal conductivity — it warms quickly. It is one of only three elemental metals with a natural color other than gray or silver, ... Continue reading →
Richard “Dicky” Doyle, 1824-1883, was one of the most beloved and prolific fairyland illustrators of the Victorian era. Though known for illustrating adult ... Continue reading →
Tree nymphs have been conjured by artists and poets over the ages as shy, light-winged creatures deeply rooted, like a tree itself, to the natural world ... Continue reading →
Some parts of an elf, fairy, or otherwise magical costume might just as easily appear in mainstream wear. But imagining such accessories in a fairy world context opens up myriad possibilities. Below we’ve highlighted ... Continue reading →
Made from a wide range of materials and intention in mind, the wand is steeped in folklore and fairy tale, and its significance stands as a symbol of power, influence, and transformation. Though sometimes ... Continue reading →
For the more daring and expressive fairy in you, a variety of bold woodland fairy headpieces can crown a special day, underline the new season, or accent a morning frolic in the woods. ... Continue reading →
Neck pieces are a commonly overlooked accessory, but they can make a bold, and as this faux-snakeskin neck piece (below) visually illustrates, an often otherworldly statement. ... Continue reading →
The exquisite Fairy steps out in a beaded head wreath or crown to announce her presence. For your own individual expression, there are a variety of styles and a wide price range to explore. ... Continue reading →
What do fairies look like? In Waldorf doll-making tradition, faces are nondescript and left entirely to interpretation. Thus Waldorf fairy dolls can take on any type of fairy characteristic—mischievous, ethereal, whatever the imagination dictates. ... Continue reading →
Pure copper is soft, which contributes to its high electrical and thermal conductivity — it warms quickly. It is one of only three elemental metals with a natural color other than gray or silver, ... 
Richard “Dicky” Doyle, 1824-1883, was one of the most beloved and prolific fairyland illustrators of the Victorian era. Though known for illustrating adult ... 
Tree nymphs have been conjured by artists and poets over the ages as shy, light-winged creatures deeply rooted, like a tree itself, to the natural world ... 
Some parts of an elf, fairy, or otherwise magical costume might just as easily appear in mainstream wear. But imagining such accessories in a fairy world context opens up myriad possibilities. Below we’ve highlighted ... 
Made from a wide range of materials and intention in mind, the wand is steeped in folklore and fairy tale, and its significance stands as a symbol of power, influence, and transformation. Though sometimes ... 
Jamie from FacePaintingTips.com shows us how to enhance our winged fairy motif with this accessible tutorial. ... 
For the more daring and expressive fairy in you, a variety of bold woodland fairy headpieces can crown a special day, underline the new season, or accent a morning frolic in the woods. ... 
Neck pieces are a commonly overlooked accessory, but they can make a bold, and as this faux-snakeskin neck piece (below) visually illustrates, an often otherworldly statement. ... 
The exquisite Fairy steps out in a beaded head wreath or crown to announce her presence. For your own individual expression, there are a variety of styles and a wide price range to explore. ... 
What do fairies look like? In Waldorf doll-making tradition, faces are nondescript and left entirely to interpretation. Thus Waldorf fairy dolls can take on any type of fairy characteristic—mischievous, ethereal, whatever the imagination dictates. ...