Thae

£90.00
Adopted

Thae lives in a small glass jar, not out of punishment but precaution, for her powerful magic tends to misbehave whenever she gets too excited.

Contained within a 10cm rustic glass jar, Thae is a delicate, one-of-a-kind Forest Child. The base of her home is layered with natural moss and leaf litter, as though a fragment of forest floor has been gently preserved just for her. Her wings are formed from real leaves.

Each piece is entirely hand sculpted and painted by myself using polymer clay and acrylic paint. No moulds are ever used in my process, and Thae will never be recreated, she is truly a one-of-a-kind being, with her own spirit and story.

Thae will arrive with a small illustrated card, featuring her name, her story, and an original drawing of her, created by me to accompany her journey into her new home.

Due to her tiny and fragile details, and the enclosed nature of her display, Thae should be handled minimally and kept safe indoors.

These are not simply sculptures, but living presences, each Forest Child carries its own personality, waiting to be observed, cared for, and understood.

Thae lives in a small glass jar, not out of punishment but precaution, for her powerful magic tends to misbehave whenever she gets too excited.

Contained within a 10cm rustic glass jar, Thae is a delicate, one-of-a-kind Forest Child. The base of her home is layered with natural moss and leaf litter, as though a fragment of forest floor has been gently preserved just for her. Her wings are formed from real leaves.

Each piece is entirely hand sculpted and painted by myself using polymer clay and acrylic paint. No moulds are ever used in my process, and Thae will never be recreated, she is truly a one-of-a-kind being, with her own spirit and story.

Thae will arrive with a small illustrated card, featuring her name, her story, and an original drawing of her, created by me to accompany her journey into her new home.

Due to her tiny and fragile details, and the enclosed nature of her display, Thae should be handled minimally and kept safe indoors.

These are not simply sculptures, but living presences, each Forest Child carries its own personality, waiting to be observed, cared for, and understood.