Little Bee Doll on Textil Camomile. OOAK Bee Doll. Collection Doll. Handmade Bee Doll

•°Blue Shine Snails°• — OOAK collection handmade figurine.  Made entirely by hand from polymer clay, without the use of molds or blanks.   Size 5.5 cm by 3 cm, shell diameter 2.5 cm

•°Turquoise Shine Snails°• — OOAK collection handmade figurine.  Made entirely by hand from polymer clay, without the use of molds or blanks.   Size 6 cm by 2.7 cm, shell diameter 2.5 cm

The nest is made by hand from birch branches. Sisal is also used to fill the nest. The eggs are made by hand from polymer clay, painted with acrylic. Nest diameter 20 cm ONLY DRY CLEAN

•°Spring dragon composition°• Greenleaf is a small dragon belonging to the genus of green forest dragons. Legend has it that the ancient elves and forest spirits created dragons to protect their holy lands. Forest dragons prefer to dwell in shady places where they can hide from the bright sunlight. It is important that there is enough moisture and greenery around, as this provides them with the necessary source of food and shelter. Therefore, places near forest streams and reservoirs are ideal for dragons to live. Interestingly, forest dragons can be in different levels of the forest, from the ground to the crowns of trees. This is due to the fact that they can move through trees using their massive tail. Shady spots among snags and mosses are usually cozy corners in the forest, where the vegetation creates a dense green carpet on the ground and on tree trunks that are used for sleeping or resting. Driftwood and mosses in such places serve as an excellent shelter from the bright sun, as they allow you to keep cool and damp. Some types of mosses are an important food source for the dragonet. Green dragons are very inquisitive. Exploring new forest glades, the banks of reservoirs in search of berries and flowers is one of the favorite activities of the little dragon. However, in order to catch a forest baby, it is worth making a lot of effort, using ingenuity and knowledge of the habits and lifestyle of dragons. Most likely, it will take more than one week to track down such a tiny dragon among the dense foliage of the forest, and a lot of patience. But real curiosity hunters know that a forest dragon can be lured by the nectar of a rare flower, so sweet and fragrant. People cannot smell this smell, but for a dragon, this is the most attractive and appetizing scent. Forest dragons are born from eggs small and round. They remain this way for the first few years of their lives before they develop into large adult dragons. The body of the dragon is covered with rows of rounded scales, which provide it with protection from external threats and the regulation of body temperature. The color of the scales on small dragons varies from white on the belly to bright lime at the crest. With age, the color of the dragon takes on darker shades of green, for better camouflage in the forest. The Greenleaf, like all green forest dragons, has three pairs of small horns and a crest that grows from its head to the tip of its tail. The comb serves as a kind of organ that helps visualize the world around us. The little dragon skillfully climbs trees, despite its tiny paws. To do this, he has a massive tail that serves as a help, he is very tenacious and strong. The little dragon has rather large green eyes that gleam gold in the light. Greenleaf sees perfectly both in daylight and at night. All the senses are so well developed that makes the dragon almost invulnerable to predators. And despite its small size in its early years, the Greenleaf is rarely endangered. One of the amazing facts about the life of forest dragons is that the dragons continue to live in the egg for the first years of their life. Remaining small for long periods of time, they use their egg from which they hatch as shelter. Adult female forest dragons, laying an egg, immediately choose a secluded place among snags and mosses, the roots of old trees. Therefore, from the moment of birth, the little dragon has the best conditions for life and development. However, it happens that the dragon himself chooses another shelter. Helping with horns and a strong tail, he rolls his egg over fairly long distances. It is worth mentioning that at night the egg glows from the inside with a greenish light. This phenomenon is practically unexplored, but there are suggestions that it may be the result of the magical properties of dragon progeny from the time of the ancient elves, which makes it even more mysterious and unique. Materials: polymer clay, glass, potal, acrylic. Made by hand, without molds! ONLY DRY CLEAN

•°Ramaria araiospora°• — Commonly known as red coral, it is a coral mushroom in the family Gomphaceae. In Mexico, these mushrooms are also called red or bird's legs. The species was first described by mycologists Curry Marra and Daniel Stanza in 1974. The holotype was collected in 1967 in Pierce County, Washington. Found in the Pacific Northwest region of North America, the eastern Himalayas, and Mexico. Ramaria araiospora grows on the ground singly or scatteredly, under coniferous and deciduous trees. Fruiting usually occurs in September and November. Fruiting bodies are usually 5–14 cm long. The leg can branch up to six times. The branches are thin, thicker at the base. The terminal branches are forked or finely divided into sharp tips. The flesh of young specimens is fleshy or fibrous, but becomes brittle when dried. The branches are red at first and become a lighter red as they mature, and the base, including the stem, is white to yellowish-white. When dry, the mushrooms turn yellowish-white at the base and dull red on the branches. Ramaria araiospora is edible, but does not have a distinctive smell or taste. May cause stomach upset. In Mexico, mushrooms are preferred for their meaty texture, mild flavor and abundance. Materials: polymer clay, faux fur, glass, minishtoff. Product size 16 cm by 10 cm ONLY DRY CLEAN! Made by hands without molds and blanks.