Mushroom Home Woodland Scene – Handmade Stained Glass Fairytale Art

The Mushroom Home is a handmade woodland fairytale scene set on a natural wood round, featuring hand cut stained glass trees and a softly glowing mushroom that serves as a tiny hidden home. This one of a kind art piece is designed to bring warmth, light, and storybook charm into any space. A fairy can be seen behind the door when the candles backlight the scene! There is a squirrel in one tree and a small bird in the other!

A small metal bunny wanders the scene and can be gently moved, resting wherever you choose. Inspired by fairytales and quiet forest moments, this piece was created to feel like a place you might stumble upon by accident. A home tucked between the trees, a warm light left on, and a gentle guardian passing through.

As light shifts throughout the day, the stained glass trees catch and reflect it, subtly changing the mood of the scene. The mushroom glows softly when lit, creating a cozy, magical feeling whether displayed on a shelf, table, or windowsill.

This piece is completely one of a kind. It will come with a tea light, an LED candle, three balloon lights to stick in the magnetic acorn lantern, and a bunny that you can move where you’d like.

Important disclaimer! This fairy house is a decorative stained glass art piece made using traditional methods, including lead solder. It is not a toy and should be kept out of reach of children. It may be gently repositioned for display but is not intended for extended handling. Please wash hands after handling.

 This piece will arrive with a laminated story card that reads:

The Mushroom Home

Tucked beneath the trees is a little mushroom home where the light always feels warm. It’s the kind of place you imagine you might find on a quiet walk, the sort of spot that makes you stop and smile.

A small bunny wanders through the woods, pausing to explore or rest wherever he feels comfortable. Some days he stays nearby, other days he wanders off, but the glow of the mushroom always seems to welcome him back.

This piece was made to feel gentle and playful, a reminder that magic doesn’t have to be loud to be real. Sometimes it’s found quietly, waiting in the light if you choose to seek it.