The Maiden, The Mother and The Crone

It's spring cleaning for the Wee Folk, a time for cleansing and purification; a time for growth and renewal.

These three fairy dresses represent the pagan trinity of The Maiden (youthful enchantment), The Mother (the green and fertile Earth) and The Crone (the wise woman).

The Maiden

The Mother

The Crone

All fairies are from the elemental property of air and lightness, represented by plants, herbs, flowers, trees. Both The Maiden and The Mother are made with birch bodices (which is believed in Celtic magic to ward off evil) and dried tulips for dresses (which has properties of prosperity and protection). The Maiden is sweeter and lighter in coloring, whereas The Mother is more sophisticated, containing an underskirt of bramble. The Crone is made from dried grasses for a bodice, a dark bramble skirt and a sash made from the natural lichen-covered ring of tree bark.

Here they are through a special lens, floating among the mossy forest floor. All three will soon be sold together. Stay tuned for more announcements.