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Though considered garden pests by the Seelie Queen, I am finding the swarms of tiny fairy dragons to be delightful companions. They buzz about my home, taunting the cat. they like nothing better than to nestle into the cup of a large flower for a little nap. This one I named Giselle because she is so delicate and mild-mannered. I am continually amazed that they each have such different personalities! What fun to take your sweet dragon companion with you on your adventures!

Giselle, the Fairy Dragon was meticulously sculpted in polymer clay. Various brass and glass beads have been added to her back along with bright green pearls. Giselle is a tiny one of a kind wearable sculpture. No one else will have one like her She will never be duplicated. She hangs suspended on a 16 inch brass chain with an extender. The dragon piece is about 3 inches tall and 2 inches wide. Beautiful lampworked borosilicate glass beads accent the piece. I love these beads. I got them at the Spoutwood Farm Fairy Festival the very first year I went, these are my last two.

She is available on etsy: [link]

Description
Though considered garden pests by the Seelie Queen, I am finding the swarms of tiny fairy dragons to be delightful companions. They buzz about my home, taunting the cat. they like nothing better than to nestle into the cup of a large flower for a little nap. This one I named Giselle because she is so delicate and mild-mannered. I am continually amazed that they each have such different personalities! What fun to take your sweet dragon companion with you on your adventures!

Giselle, the Fairy Dragon was meticulously sculpted in polymer clay. Various brass and glass beads have been added to her back along with bright green pearls. Giselle is a tiny one of a kind wearable sculpture. No one else will have one like her She will never be duplicated. She hangs suspended on a 16 inch brass chain with an extender. The dragon piece is about 3 inches tall and 2 inches wide. Beautiful lampworked borosilicate glass beads accent the piece. I love these beads. I got them at the Spoutwood Farm Fairy Festival the very first year I went, these are my last two.

She is available on etsy: [link]