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Flower Fairies
Welcome...to the unique collection of Flower Fairy collectibles. This collection is based on the art of Cicely Mary Barker and demonstrates that artistry is a fundamental component of scientific illustration. Eminent natural scientists rely on their ability to accurately render images of their subjects of study.
Although Cicely Mary Barker passed away in 1973, but her renowned watercolor illustrations of flower fairies are as timeless as when they were first published in 1923. Her flower fairies are extremely detailed and accurate botanical artworks. Each fairy has a pair of butterfly-like wings and a costume which precisely represents the associated flower. The wing illustrations alone compare with the best entomological artwork ever created. Poetic songs included with each flower fairy illustration reveal the flower's habitat, life-cycle, natural history and other characteristics.
Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies have been brought to life in these precious figures. The charming hand-painted 4" tall ornaments are licensed replicas made from polystone. Flower fairies are a special gift that all ages enjoy collecting. Watch for each new series as it is released.
Check out these links to Flower Fairies fairy art and collectibles and Flower Fairy Fun.
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In 1865 Lalek, an aged Klamath chief in Oregon repeated a story handed down from almost 7000 years ago about the eruption of Mt. Mazama, when it collapsed to form the pit now occupied by Crater Lake. Scientists think that the mountain collapsed into the magma chamber emptied by the volcanic eruption thus forming a caldera 5-6 miles in diameter & 1/2 mile deep, similar to that produced by the Krakatoa eruption of 1883.
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