Our family’s first fairy door was gifted to us when my children were young. It is made of wood and stone and still sits by the back door.

Since then I have had lots of small bits of leftover clay that turned into fairy doors. They make their way to baseboards, chair rails, gardens, window seats, bedrooms, and, a small one, to a medicine cabinet. One even has a rope ladder.

Soda-fired embellished with seashells.

approx. 3.5″ h X 4.5″ w, 580 stoneware

approx. 5″ h X 4.5″ w, embellished with seashells

approx. 6.4″ h X 3.75″ w, embellished with shells, 580 stoneware

approx. 5.25″ h X 5.75 w, embellished with seashells, 900 stoneware

approx. 5″ h X 3.5″ w, embellished with seashells, 580 stoneware

approx. 5″ h X 5.75″w, soda-fired 580 stoneware

approx. 5.75″h X 4.5″w, soda-fired 900 stoneware, embellished with a bead for doorknob

approx. 4.5″ h X 3.25″w, 580 stoneware, embellished with seashells

approx. 4.5″ h X 3.25″w, 580 stoneware, embellished with seashells

approx. 5.25″ h X 5.25″ w. soda-fired 900 stoneware, painted, glass embellishment

approx. 4.5″ h X 5.75″ w, soda-fired 580 stoneware, embellished with seashells

approx. 5″h X 5″s, porcelain, shell door handle

soda-fired, embellished with stones,Unavailable

approx. 5″h X 5″w, porcelain, embellished with a seashell doorknob

approx 3″, soda fired

approx. 3.5″ h X 4.5″ w, 580 stoneware