Phaire Phanatic Baseball Field 2026
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I submitted a fairy garden for the Philadelphia Fairy Festival with the Philly Phanatic mascot.
Fairy Pride at Longmont Colorado 2026
I was accepted to display a fairy design using items from Art Parts Creative Reuse Center for the Longmont Pride Festival in June 2026.
Long Island Fairy Festival 2026
Accepted for the Long Island Fairy House Artist Invitational Competition at the Long Island, NY Sands Point Conservancy 4th Annual Fairy Festival.
Hudson Valley Faerie Festival and Enchanted Woodland
Fairy Potion and Book Store submitted for display at the Hudson Valley Faerie Festival.
City of Boulder Creative Neighborhood Program
Awarded a grant from the City of Boulder Creative Neighborhood program to build a nature made fairyland on my property. This was part of a community building project in East Boulder.
Creative Neighborhoods 2020 - COVID-19 Project
Awarded a grant from City of Boulder as part of their Creative Neighborhoods: COVID-19 Work Projects bring joy to the neighborhood in a difficult time.
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Nature Fairyland is the handmade fairy-house and nature-art studio of Linda Park, based in Boulder, Colorado. Each fairy house, fairy tree, and miniature scene is built one at a time from natural and reclaimed materials — twigs, bark, moss, stone, and found treasures gathered on hikes across the United States — then finished with fairy-tale details that turn ordinary walks into magical, one-of-a-kind sculptures.
Every piece is a genuine original. Nothing is mass-produced or molded — each fairy house begins as raw material discovered outdoors and is transformed by hand into a small world of wonder. Pieces are suited for a fairy garden, patio, porch, or as a standalone sculpture indoors, and each one makes a distinctive, conversation-starting gift.
Nature Fairyland's work has been featured at fairy festivals and juried art invitationals across the country, including the Philadelphia Fairy Festival, the Long Island Fairy House Artist Invitational (Sands Point Conservancy), and the Hudson Valley Faerie Festival, and has been supported by two City of Boulder Creative Neighborhood grants. Linda's fairy-inspired art and nature photography are currently on view at Flatiron Terrace Senior Living for the month of October 2026. My last exhibition was at NOBO ART + PLACE 03 at The Armory, 4775 13th St., Boulder, CO 80304 (July 3 – September 23, 2026).
Nature Fairyland and Linda Park Photography are on display for the month of October 2026.
NOBO ART + PLACE 03 EXHIBITION 2026 JULY 3 - SEPT. 23
My Photography and Fairy Design was on exhibition at The Armory 4775 13th St. Boulder, CO 80304
How much do Nature Fairyland fairy houses cost?
Prices range from $15 to $150. Small accessories such as fairy wreaths, wedding altars, and fairy-sized Christmas trees cost $15–$40. Fairy houses and cottages usually cost $40–$60. Large statement pieces such as the Fairy Village, Fairy Log Home, Fairy Rock Climbing Wall, and Magical Fairy Unicorn Realm are $150. Every piece is listed with its price in the shop.
What are the fairy houses made from?
About 90% of each piece comes from nature found in the mountains and foothills around Boulder, Colorado. Common materials include bark, birch, cottonwood, twigs, pine cones, moss, lichen, acorns, chestnut caps, dried berries, dried flowers, seeds, feathers, seashells, stones, and crystals such as amethyst and quartz. Some pieces also include clay, miniature books, potion bottles, or fairy lights.
Is every piece one of a kind?
Yes. Each piece is handmade from natural materials, so no two are exactly alike. Sizes can vary slightly from the listing because every piece of wood, bark, or pine cone is different.
Can fairy houses be left outdoors?
Some can. Sturdy pieces such as the Fairy Log Home, Fairy Village, Fairy Dream House, Fairy Rock Climbing Wall, and Magical Fairy Art Studio and Library (built inside a protective wooden box) are made for outdoor gardens. Delicate pieces with tiny books, potions, or gemstones, such as the Fairy Farmers Market, the potion and book shops, and the Magical Fairy Unicorn Realm, are best kept indoors or protected from rain and snow. If you plan to keep a piece outside, mention it when you order and Linda can seal it with several coats of polyurethane for extra protection.
What sizes are available?
Pieces range from a 3-inch fairy wreath to the 36-inch Fairy Log Home. Most fairy houses are 10 to 18 inches tall, which fits a tabletop, shelf, plant pot, or garden bed. Each product page lists approximate dimensions.
Do you have fairy art that hangs on the wall?
Yes. Wall pieces include the Heart of Fairy Potions (6.5" x 7", with a hanging hook), the Nature Made Fairy Picture (8" x 10"), the 10" x 10" birch Fairy House on the Hill, and the Fiery Fairy Mannequin, which can hang or stand.
Do any pieces light up?
Yes. Several pieces include fairy lights that turn on and off, including the Gnome Sweet Gnome Fairy Garden, the Magical Fairy Unicorn Realm, the Magical Fairy Art Studio and Library, and the Fairy Potion and Book Store.
Can I order a custom fairy house?
[CONFIRM: Yes / On request] Linda has made custom pieces before. For example, the Fairy Baseball Stadium can be made for any baseball team, and the Fairy Rock Climbing Wall can be made in a smaller, shippable size. To ask about a custom fairy house, garden, or theme, send a message.
Do you ship?
Yes, I ship all over the United States. Shipping costs depend on the weight of the item.
Do you have holiday or seasonal fairy decorations?
Yes. Pine cone Christmas fairy trees ($15–$30) are made with moss, berries, and acorns and can be displayed all year. The Talking Halloween Fairy Book — Pumpkins & Potions ($50) opens to reveal a talking autumn apothecary scene.
Are fairy houses a good gift?
Yes. Nature Fairyland pieces make one-of-a-kind gifts for fairy garden lovers, gardeners, book lovers, and children. Gifts under $50 include the Fairy Wreath, Fairy Wedding Altar, Pine Cone Christmas Fairy Tree, Fairy Picnic Table, and Pine Cone Fairy Cottage.
Where can I see Nature Fairyland work in person?
Linda's work has been shown at the Philadelphia Fairy Festival, the Long Island Fairy House Artist Invitational, the Hudson Valley Faerie Festival, the Longmont Pride Festival, and NOBO ART + PLACE 03 at The Armory in Boulder. Her miniature libraries are also sold at Curioporium in Southington, Connecticut.
Do you sell wholesale to shops?
Yes. Retailers can visit Purchase Wholesale on Faire or get in touch about wholesale orders.
