Inspired by nature and fantasy Elysian Field Originals is the work of Valerie Ashley. The beautiful leaf necklaces are hand sculpted with painted or three dimensional figures and accented with gemstones. The faces peeking out of the leaves are enchanting, capturing a fleeting glimpse of faery as a piece of wearable art.

The work of Spanish maker Marta Florenza, Floripondios (flower ornament) is a collection of leather flowers and leaves that can be worn as chokers, hair bands, cuffs and more. Marta also makes leather pouches, earrings and many other beautiful faerie-inspired accessories.

For fun and flamboyant faerie wear check out Kelsey’s Creations. With ruffles and flounces aplenty, this is definitely a look for flirty burlesque faeries. It isn’t all flounce however, there are some lovely faery tail waistcoats, wings and some really lovely hats. There is an extensive collection of goodies in the online store, or you can contact Kelsey for a custom creation of your own imagining.

Green Girl Studios is a family run bead and jewellery business founded in 1997. Cynthia Thornton and Greg Ogden offer beautiful handmade sculptural beads, buttons, clasps and pendants in pewter, silver, bronze and shibuichi, inspired by fantasy and nature. In addition, the etsy store includes one off pieces of jewellery. Cynthia has also written the book Enchanted Adornments which gives tutorials on making your own mixed media jewellery.

Tina Payne and Richard Harmon are the UK based couple behind Forage! Design. Their travelling stall appears at festivals up and down the country, but you can also see their work online. Offerings include dainty silver ivy earrings and lovely leaf pouches, perfect accessories for faerie folk.

A sculptor of some 20 years experience, Ohio-based Michelle Robinson has turned her talent to various media over the years. Previously offering one of a kind art dolls, Michelle’s main focus now is creating absolutely beautiful sculpted jewellery which incorporates precious stones collected over the years. Each one of a kind piece is sculpted in wax and cast in gold or silver in her home studio. The designs marry fantasy with Art Nouveau lines making each one a very special piece.

If you’re looking for shoes or boots to go with your faery outfit, then take a peek at Runwater Shoes. Phil Runwater has been making made to measure footwear and accessories for the last 24 years and likes to experiment with more unusual designs. You can visit his studio in St Agnes, Cornwall or contact him via the website for more information.

The incredible creations of Moth and BayLeaf is the work of Lisa Falzon. Founded in 2010 in Cork, Ireland, Moth and BayLeaf bring you one off pieces of wearable art, fit for faerie royalty. Shown above is Oberon’s Fancy, an striking epaulette which can also be work as a fascinator. The range also features many other beautiful fantasy and vintage inspired fascinators (or flabbergasters, as they call them!).

The Seamstress Fairies is an artist co-operative based in Barcelona, Spain. Their handmade clothing is divided into two main styles, Tximeletä and Tribu’lë. Tximeletä means butterfly in the Basque language, and is inspired by mother nature. The colours, textures, soul and spirit of earth and forests mixed with fantasy, making the designs perfect for faery folk.

ChaeyAhne Silverfox specialises in creating stunning one of a kind feather writing quills, as well as other items for ritual use, including fans, dream catchers and medicine bags. Also available is handmade incense, jewellery, bookmarks… it is a real treasure trove of beautiful handmade items. Shown above is the faery star feather pen, enhanced with hand painted designs, crystals and other adornments.