The Mystic Voodoo
Where Art, Psychology, and Mythology Collide
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The Mystic Voodoo Where Art, Psychology, and Mythology Collide
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Dancing Butterfly Fairy
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Also referred to as "moss people", butterfly fairies are thought to have originated in Switzerland and/or Germany, the Islands, and Africa. These exceptional creatures are very shy and they go out of their way to avoid humans. They typically hide in dark, mossy areas. To see them is a blessing and means good fortune for you. Sightings of these fairies is uncommon due to the expansion of civilization and reduction of woodland areas. Butterfly fairies have butterfly wings attached to their bodies and they can be male or female. They are often mistaken for Monarch butterflies. This dancing butterfly fairy is made of a base of Spanish moss and sticks, and wrapped in the finest colorful yarns. He is bent over backwards with wand in hand as if in the middle of a butterfly ballet. His hair is made of colorful seed beads and his face is hand sculpted out of purple polymer clay and painted. His wings are made of pink and purple feathers and he styands on green tiles. This butterfly fairy comes signed by the artist for authenticity. Click here for more pictures of this fairy folk art doll. $49.95
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They generally don't aid humans but if they come to trust you are good luck to have around. Should you happen upon a butterfly faery move slowly and make no attempt to capture it. Let it know you are a friend and mean it no harm. 