Spirits & Sprouts #002

In the still corners of the autumn woods, where moss blankets forgotten stones and the wind smells faintly of bonfires and ripe earth, small spirits stir. Not the kind that rattle chains or whisper warnings — no, these are gentler things. Curious. Cheerful. Drawn to pumpkins, mushrooms, and the last golden warmth of the year.

They build their homes among the roots and fallen leaves, weaving hollowed gourds into cradles, stacking toadstools into soft watchtowers. You might glimpse one if you’re quiet — a flash of white, the glint of round eyes, a ripple in the undergrowth where there should be none.

They do not speak in words, but in rustles, in warm gusts, in the gentle plunk of acorns falling. Some say they’re guardians of the harvest. Others say they’re the harvest itself, risen to wander before the frost. And still others insist they’re just here for the snacks.

You’ll know one’s chosen you when it nestles close, wraps itself in yarn and dusk, and decides to follow. Not for protection. Not for guidance. Just to keep you company, wherever your path grows wild.

Product Details:

• ca. 19 cm across, 22 cm tall
• Replaceable straps
• Fully lined
• 100% cotton yarn
• Magnetic closure and drawstring