Oakleaf Fae - Winter

Living in some of the largest and strongest trees, the oak leaf fae hide up in the branches in their little nests, protecting themselves from harm. They are known for their seasonal headwear and decoration of their nests.

When the frosts settle in and many creatures retreat to their winter homes, the Oakleaf Fae is on the move for a final time of the year. Their Winter nests are large and cosy, woven from crisp leaves, and lined with feathers and wool gathered from kindly creatures of the wood. As the year turns on their coats shift again to silvery hues, and they decorate their homes and heads with evergreens. While the wood slumbers, the Oakleaf Fae continue their feasting and song, 'til they join their fellow mischief makers, the rascally wee Krampus for the most disobedient celebration of the year; Naughty Night.

These small creatures are approximately 7cm tall, feature moveable joints at the neck and limbs, and come with their own decorated nest which can be hung up. Their faces and limbs are made from polymer clay.

Every one of our dolls is unique and made by hand in Scotland.