Shipping & FAQ

Where we ship: The continental United States (the lower 48 states).

How shipping is charged: Shipping is calculated at checkout based on your order total and destination.

How fast orders ship: Orders ship within 2–3 business days via USPS Priority or UPS Ground Advantage.

Large pieces: Large pieces — including the Fairy Log Home (36"), the Fairy Village (24" round), and the Fairy Rock Climbing Wall (3 feet tall) — are too large and fragile to ship by standard carrier. They are for local pickup only.

Local pickup (Boulder, CO): Local pickup is free and available in Boulder, Colorado. Choose "Store Pickup" at checkout and I'll email you to arrange a time.

Holiday timing: For holiday delivery, order by December 12. After that, pieces can still ship but may not arrive by December 25.

Returns and damaged pieces: Because every piece is one of a kind, all sales are final. If a piece arrives damaged, contact me within 7 days with photos and I'll repair or replace it.

Questions? Contact me.

How much do Nature Fairyland fairy houses cost?
Prices range from $15 to $150. Small accessories — the Fairy Wreath ($20), the Fairy Wedding Altar ($20), the Pine Cone Christmas Fairy Tree ($15–$30), the Fairy Picnic Table ($30) — start at $15. Most fairy houses and cottages are $40–$60. Large statement pieces — the Fairy Village, the Fairy Log Home, the Fairy Rock Climbing Wall, and the Magical Fairy Unicorn Realm — are $150. Every piece is listed with its price in the shop.

What are the fairy houses made from?
Natural and reclaimed materials gathered on hikes around the Colorado foothills and across the United States: 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 add clay, miniature books, potion bottles, or fairy lights. No two pieces are alike.

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 made for the garden include the Fairy Log Home (36", cottonwood and pine cones), the Fairy Village (24" round, wood bark base), the Fairy Dream House, and the Magical Fairy Art Studio and Library (built inside a protective wooden box). Delicate pieces with tiny books, potions, or gemstones — the Fairy Farmers Market, the Fairy Potion and Book Store, the Enchanted Book Nook, and the Magical Fairy Unicorn Realm — are best kept indoors or protected from rain and snow. If a piece will live outdoors, let me know when you order and I can seal it with several coats of polyurethane.

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 — a good size for a tabletop, shelf, plant pot, or garden bed. Every 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" × 7", with a hanging hook), the Nature Made Fairy Picture (8" × 10"), the 10" × 10" birch Fairy House on the Hill, and the Fiery Fairy Mannequin (12–18", hangs or stands).

Do any pieces light up?
Yes. 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 all include fairy lights that turn on and off.

Can I order a custom fairy house?
Yes — custom fairy houses are available. Some pieces are natural fits for customization: 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 start a custom piece, send me a message with your ideas — indoor or outdoor use, size, theme, or color palette.

Do you ship? Where, and how fast?
Yes. Shipping to the continental United States (lower 48 states) is calculated at checkout based on your order total and destination, and orders ship within 2–3 business days via USPS Priority or UPS Ground Advantage. Large pieces such as the Fairy Log Home, Fairy Village, and Rock Climbing Wall are for local pickup only. Order by December 12 for holiday delivery. Full details are on the Shipping & Delivery page.

Do you have holiday and seasonal fairy decorations?
Yes. Pine cone Christmas fairy trees ($15–$30) are made from moss, pine cones, berries, and acorns and can stay out 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 anyone who enjoys whimsy. Gifts under $50 include the Fairy Wreath, Fairy Wedding Altar, Pine Cone Christmas Fairy Tree, Fairy Picnic Table, Pine Cone Fairy Cottage, and Fairy Farmers Market.

Where can I see Nature Fairyland work in person?
Linda Park'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 the wholesale page or get in touch about wholesale orders. Wholesale terms are handled separately from retail orders.

How do I care for my fairy house?
Keep delicate pieces indoors or under a covered porch. Outdoor pieces can be sprayed with polyurethane for weather protection — just ask when you order. Dust indoor pieces gently; avoid direct prolonged moisture on pieces with books, potions, or gemstones.