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Mugwort Dreams Faerie Godmother

$550.00
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The Mugwort Dreams Faerie Godmother doll is part of a small family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a plant bundle filled with the dreaming herb Mugwort inside her belly. Her dress, shawl and hair and eyelashes are woven with wool blended with silver strands. She wears a charm in the form of scissors around her neck on a cord woven from nettle. She was made by hand with love.

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The Mugwort Dreams Faerie Godmother doll is part of a small family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a plant bundle filled with the dreaming herb Mugwort inside her belly. Her dress, shawl and hair and eyelashes are woven with wool blended with silver strands. She wears a charm in the form of scissors around her neck on a cord woven from nettle. She was made by hand with love.

The Mugwort Dreams Faerie Godmother doll is part of a small family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a plant bundle filled with the dreaming herb Mugwort inside her belly. Her dress, shawl and hair and eyelashes are woven with wool blended with silver strands. She wears a charm in the form of scissors around her neck on a cord woven from nettle. She was made by hand with love.

 
 

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