There are fairies at the bottom of the garden. But whether you should follow them is another question entirely.
For centuries, fairies have occupied that peculiar place between beauty and danger, familiar enough to inhabit our childhood stories, yet strange enough never to be entirely trusted. Long before the tiny, winged fairies of Victorian illustration and modern fantasy, European folklore told of the fae as mysterious beings belonging to a world that existed alongside our own. They might offer gifts, play tricks, lead travellers astray, protect a particular place, or punish those careless enough to offend them.
Across Celtic, English and broader European traditions, there was never really one definitive kind of fairy. Some were household spirits, some belonged to forests, hills and waterways, and others were powerful supernatural beings whose motives could be difficult for humans to understand. Encounters with them were often governed by peculiar rules. Accepting the wrong gift, entering the wrong circle, revealing a fairy secret or simply failing to show sufficient respect could have consequences.
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