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This is a lovely natural connector for your miniature world's homes, ponds, meadows, and bridges. Excellent for bringing playfulness or mystery to the sandtray....where will the path lead? Let this Fairy Village Path bring your miniature scene to life! -
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Five of the stones have a thoughtful word: "Faith," "laugh," "trust," "joy," and "love." Three of the stones have an illustration: A ladybug, a butterfly, and a dragonfly. -
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A lovely crate with assorted foods inside. Great representational item.
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Will this Yellow Brick Road help to find the way home? Is it a magical road that leads to answers? -
Great representational piece for the sandtray. Meaning will differ with each individual. Most commonly it is seen as a representation of death and mortality, but it has many other uses including: - To invoke fear or caution. - To celebrate the memory of the dead. - To celebrate life. - As a symbol of vanity. -
This Toob includes six unique dragon figures: the Fire Dragon, the Air Dragon, the Flora Dragon, the Water Dragon, the Earth Dragon, and the Ice Dragon. Each represents a unique natural element. These dragons have a bond with nature and control the natural elements of the earth: fire, water, earth, and air, as well as ice and plants. -
Sometimes despite all efforts in building a nest, it remains empty.
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Oberon is the King of all fairies. He has a strong connection to nature, and his moods can affect the weather. So don’t make him mad, unless you’re ready for some storm clouds coming your way! As the Fairy King, Oberon projects an image that is both regal and formidable, with a bit of mischievousness thrown in for good measure. His head is held high with a slight smirk on his face, and his large wings spread out wide behind him. -
Phoenix roosters are a highly unique breed, very elegant with beautiful long saddle and sickle feathers that reach from their backs and tails. This is a great representation for someone that stands out in the crowd or considers themselves above others. -
Perfect way for expression of the internal self is to project it onto something else. What better way than onto a dragon! Which expression will be chosen today? Bad dreams come to life in the Sinister Dragon, a maleficent beast with impossibly long claws, armored scales, and a terrible temper! With bat-like wings and a tail resembling a club, this dragon is not to be trifled with. Is her a protector or an invader??? -
This figure captures the most frightening character that ancient imaginations could create, Chimera (also known as "she-goat") was a monstrous fire-breathing female creature composed of the parts of three animals: a lion, a serpent and a goat. In Greek Mythology the Chimera was one of the offspring of Typhon and Echidna and a sibling of such monsters as Cerberus.
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Natural looking Moss ball rock -
Handy for individualised sign making either temporary with chalk or permanent with a marker Make your own sign or leave blank to be personalised by the user -
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Rainbows come out after the rain and are always a delight to see. Rainbows also mean a lot of different things to different groups of people - and they all lead to hope. -
2 Fallen logs with pretty flowers growing on them, great for creating a forest scene or fairy scene
