A small fragment from the drawers of
Art in Cupboard: a miniature shire of moss-covered hills, ancient laws, and
incredible creatures hidden inside a wooden case.
She had such a lovely time travelling
the world, searching for magical moments in nature and capturing them in
photographs.
She kept everything in a roomy wooden
case made for incredible creatures.
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| The wooden case |
She wanted to write about them and create a
little guide to help people understand why she wished to keep them inside.
One day, she opened the wooden case,
and there it was, right in front of her: the small, almost invisible, yet very
real Hidden Shire of Pailanor.
Beyond the western hills stood a little
green country of seven hearths, where no crown had ever been accepted and the
oldest laws were kept beneath the roots of ash trees.
She could see the Shire nestled among
hills covered with old moss and thistles. The view was stunning—fascinating and
almost breathtaking.
The miniature world did not exist in
reality, but in her mind, almost anything was possible.
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| A girl storyteller |
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It was a world only she
could see, imagine, and hold in her hands.
This fragment came from one of the hidden rooms of The Cupboard, where stories and unfinished worlds wait quietly to be found.
