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A smiling child leans in from the right of the frame to set a small felt mushroom fairy beside a green and white felted mushroom house, with a carrot patch, stepping stones and pebbles laid out on its round felt garden mat. [ COVER  ·  MUSHROOM GARDEN ]

Imaginative Worlds.

Symbolic & Imaginative Play

A village in felt for the nature table. Hand-felted woodland and fairy homes, Wonderheart birch-and-felt folk, and Papoose accessories, gathered into one small world a child returns to.

Section 05  ·  Pre-K to Grade 3
For budget & procurement

Supports the imaginative play and creative development Head Start’s ELOF puts at the center of early childhood: storytelling, role-play, and the small-world scenes children build and rebuild. We can map the pieces you order to the standards they serve, in an alignment letter on request. Commonly funded through Head Start and Title I early-childhood lines, or PTA. Final eligibility is determined by your school, district, or organization.

Net 60 on a purchase order Exemption certificates Quote held 45 days Request an alignment letter →
Ages 3+ · Pre-K to Grade 3 Felt, wood and acrylic Azo-free dyes

Needle-felted by hand in Nepal. Slow goods, on purpose.

The felt houses are hand-felted from 100% natural sheep’s wool by women artisans in Nepal. The wooden pieces come from workshops in Germany, Indonesia, Poland, Romania, Spain, Taiwan and the USA.

Lilac Blossom House, a hand-felted cottage with a curled lilac petal roof, for the classroom nature table
What a Village Is

Small enough to carry. Large enough to live inside for an afternoon.

A fairy village: felt homes with petal roofs and embroidered doors, little wooden folk in stitched hoods, and a round wool mat with a carrot garden growing through it. Together they make one world a young child sets up, rearranges, and returns to. No batteries. No instructions. The tending is the play.

Every felt house here is hand-felted in Nepal, so every roof, spire and stem curls a little differently. That difference is the work.

See the ten fairy homes →

Open Play

No rules, no instructions. The child writes the story.

Narrative Care

Small worlds invite caretaking, hospitality, return.

Seasonal Table

Houses move through the year on the nature table.

Natural Materials

Wool, wood, and the pace that comes with them.

In this section

Hand-felted homes, little folk, and accessories that gather into one small world a child returns to.

Featured
Collections
Sets
Mushroom Garden Fairy Home, opened on its round wool play mat with carrot garden, stepping-stone path, and a mushroom table with stone stools
Nirjala Craft · Featured

Mushroom Garden Fairy Home.

Felted wool. A whole world on one mat.

A felt toadstool home opens onto a carrot garden, a stepping-stone path, and a mushroom table with little stone stools. Everything gathered onto a single round wool mat, small enough to fit in two hands. The gnome shown is not included; it is from the Village Folk.

MTW-IW-MUS $60
01 Ten Fairy Homes · Hand-felted · Nepal
A child who has a fairy village has a world she can hold, arrange, and return to.
From the 2026 Fall Edition, page 31
02 Little Folk · Wonderheart, Bumbu, Papoose
Wonderheart Little Folk gnomes in their full color range, arranged in a radial rainbow fan [ HERO  ·  WONDERHEART BRIGHT GNOMES ]
Wonderheart  ·  Little Folk

Every village needs its people.

Children always ask, who lives here. The Wonderheart gnomes do. Solid birch bodies, hand-felted hoods, sized to stand in the doorways and along the path. Two color families, twelve figures each, and a small cast of companions for the path.

A child reaching into a printer’s tray of loose parts: carved mushrooms, acorns, spools, shells, and forest treasures.
A note on loose parts

The same pieces build a season.

The mushrooms, grasses, flowers, and stones that build a fairy village are open-ended materials. They carry straight over to Section 02, Nature Play & Inquiry, for sorting, counting, and building.

See Section 02 · Nature Play & Inquiry →
A note on the woodland

A village in felt. A whole woodland in Section 04.

A fairy village wants its animals: a deer family wandering past, a fox at the treeline, a hedgehog in the leaves. Hand-painted Bumbu woodland animal families live in Section 04, Woodland. They move into the felt village naturally.

See Section 04 · Woodland Life-Science Lab →

Paying for this

One room or a whole school, many ways to pay for it.

Districts issue a purchase order and are invoiced Net 60. Private practices, microschools, libraries, and homeschool co-ops pay by card, or we invoice you directly, with no purchase order needed. We give you the paperwork either way.

Open an educator accountHow schools fund this
Lead time
3 to 8 weeks from PO
Arrival window
Stated per line on your quote
Quote turnaround
2 business days, held 45 days
Terms
Card, invoice, or Net 60 for approved districts

The whole village

Outfit your setting in one quote.

Each set is priced at the sum of its parts. What you are buying is fewer lines on the requisition.

Schools buy the village as catalog sets, not as single pieces. The two purchase-order-ready sets below are the same ones in our 2026 Fall Edition. Each is priced as a package on your quote.

CATALOG SETS  ·  NET 60  ·  PURCHASE ORDERS  ·  ONE-ON-ONE CURATION

The catalog sets above go on a single purchase order. The fairy houses are hand-felted to order, and each line arrives in its own tranche. Lead time runs about three to eight weeks from the date your purchase order reaches us. The Mushroom Garden hero, MTW-IW-MUS, is felted on its own schedule and ships separately, so ask us for its current window. Net 60 and purchase orders welcome.

Net 60 & purchase orders
A note from us

Or tell us about your setting.

For custom mixes, district orders, or just a consultation, write to us directly. Write to our educator team. We reply with a set recommendation, a line-item quote, and an estimated ship date.

We reply within two business days.

Your contact.

A member of our educator team replies personally to every school inquiry. educators@mytoywagon.com · (626) 841-0421 · Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm Pacific.

Or schedule a call.

For first-time school accounts, district planning, or a walkthrough of the catalog. Twenty minutes with a member of our team, who knows every maker in the catalog and can confirm terms and ship dates on the call.

Call us: (626) 841-0421 →
Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm Pacific

Tell us about the room and we will build the quote. The full form, with budget, timeline, and the sets you are considering, is on our quote page.

Request an educator quote

Or write to educators@mytoywagon.com or call (626) 841-0421, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Pacific.

From the Educator Catalog

Educator reviews, how orders work, and the Educator Letter all live on the catalog landing, once for every volume.

Visit the Educator Catalog →