Mushroom Wall Shelves
Now normally fungi growing on your walls would be a cause for concern, however with these fabulous wall shelves you can achieve a splendidly forest-like look, but without the damp. The shelves are carved from Basswood and priced at $60 for the medium size and $75 for the large. From The Curiosity Shoppe, who also sell lots of other mushroom and forest inspired bits and pieces.
Filed under Home & Garden | Comment (0)Enchanted Manor Bed & Breakfast
Nestled in woodland overlooking a dramatic stretch of coastline, a break at the Enchanted Manor on the Isle of Wight promises to be an experience to remember forever. The Manor dates back to 1838 and has been lovingly restored by its current owners to provide luxury accommodation, but with a magical difference. The couple have taken inspiration from fantasy artist Josephine Wall, whose art is featured throughout, to create a sumptuous retreat complete with four-poster beds and a spa offering health and beauty treatments. It would make a perfect honeymoon venue to follow up that fairy tale wedding!
Filed under Places to Visit | Comment (0)The Lost Tales of Faerphilly
“In a world, fallen out of space and time, the Unnamed Poet wrote the history of his fairy tale country: the lost land of Faerphilly. It is the place where all the creatures of our mythologies – the unicorns, the dragons, the elves and the giants – went after they disappeared from our world.
Now, for the first time ever, something from Faerphilly has returned.”
The Lost Tales of Faerphilly is a new fantasy series by Grace Fleming. Volume 1 – The Travels of Fiere is available now from Lulu, containing 40 tales of mythical heroes and legendary creatures.
Faebyl Art
Monika Ptok-Byard is a Canadian faerie and fantasy artist. She works mainly in watercolours and coloured pencils and draws inspiration from fantasy literature, music and nature. On Faebyl Art you will find prints, cards and bookmarks for sale as well as a selection of original art.
Filed under Art & Illustration | Comment (0)Organic Armor
This amazing fantasy armour looks like real leather, bone and metal but is actually sculpted from a light weight non-toxic medium making them easy to wear for long periods and very comfortable. The designs from Organic Armor would be fantastic for elfin warriors and faerie goddesses and include circlets, horned headdresses, jewellery, bodices and more. They also do custom work and a range of kid’s organic armour.
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