Dryad
Dryad is an homage to the ancient spirits of the trees—those quiet guardians who dwell within trunks and whisper through the leaves. This handmade hair flower captures the wild soul of the forest, crafted entirely with natural textures and woodland enchantment.
At its heart lies a lush bed of hand-shaped moss and velvet-like forest leaves, layered to mimic the floor of an untouched grove. Tucked into the greenery are clusters of vibrant mushrooms—from golden woodland caps to the iconic red-and-white toadstools—each adding a dose of folklore charm and fairy-tale mystery.
Glimmers of magic flutter from behind: metallic fairy wings, delicately arched and silver-striped, peek out as though a forest sprite has just landed, or perhaps is hiding in plain sight. A tiny ceramic squirrel, nestled gently among the moss, adds a playful, grounded touch—like the forest itself is watching with kind, curious eyes.
No bright petals or polished blooms here—Dryad is raw, rooted, and real. It’s for the wild ones, the green witches, the tree huggers, and the myth-lovers. A crown of the earth, born from bark and moss rather than stem and silk.
Whether worn at woodland rituals, enchanted gatherings, or simply to bring the forest a bit closer to your day, Dryad is more than a hairpiece—it is a sacred piece of the grove itself.
Dryad is an homage to the ancient spirits of the trees—those quiet guardians who dwell within trunks and whisper through the leaves. This handmade hair flower captures the wild soul of the forest, crafted entirely with natural textures and woodland enchantment.
At its heart lies a lush bed of hand-shaped moss and velvet-like forest leaves, layered to mimic the floor of an untouched grove. Tucked into the greenery are clusters of vibrant mushrooms—from golden woodland caps to the iconic red-and-white toadstools—each adding a dose of folklore charm and fairy-tale mystery.
Glimmers of magic flutter from behind: metallic fairy wings, delicately arched and silver-striped, peek out as though a forest sprite has just landed, or perhaps is hiding in plain sight. A tiny ceramic squirrel, nestled gently among the moss, adds a playful, grounded touch—like the forest itself is watching with kind, curious eyes.
No bright petals or polished blooms here—Dryad is raw, rooted, and real. It’s for the wild ones, the green witches, the tree huggers, and the myth-lovers. A crown of the earth, born from bark and moss rather than stem and silk.
Whether worn at woodland rituals, enchanted gatherings, or simply to bring the forest a bit closer to your day, Dryad is more than a hairpiece—it is a sacred piece of the grove itself.
Dryad is an homage to the ancient spirits of the trees—those quiet guardians who dwell within trunks and whisper through the leaves. This handmade hair flower captures the wild soul of the forest, crafted entirely with natural textures and woodland enchantment.
At its heart lies a lush bed of hand-shaped moss and velvet-like forest leaves, layered to mimic the floor of an untouched grove. Tucked into the greenery are clusters of vibrant mushrooms—from golden woodland caps to the iconic red-and-white toadstools—each adding a dose of folklore charm and fairy-tale mystery.
Glimmers of magic flutter from behind: metallic fairy wings, delicately arched and silver-striped, peek out as though a forest sprite has just landed, or perhaps is hiding in plain sight. A tiny ceramic squirrel, nestled gently among the moss, adds a playful, grounded touch—like the forest itself is watching with kind, curious eyes.
No bright petals or polished blooms here—Dryad is raw, rooted, and real. It’s for the wild ones, the green witches, the tree huggers, and the myth-lovers. A crown of the earth, born from bark and moss rather than stem and silk.
Whether worn at woodland rituals, enchanted gatherings, or simply to bring the forest a bit closer to your day, Dryad is more than a hairpiece—it is a sacred piece of the grove itself.
