The Hoglets Of Thistledown Hollow - Bracken
- Description
Name: Bracken
Scurries through the undergrowth with paws full of acorns.
Keeps his whiskers dusted with pollen after nosing about the hedgerows.
Believes autumn evenings are best spent near a crackling fire.
Please note:
Due to their small size and tiny details including miniature parts, they are not intended to be toys and should be kept out of reach of young children.
These hoglets are best kept somewhere cosy - a shelf, a windowsill, or a quiet corner where they can watch the world go by safely.
About Thistledown Hollow…
Thistledown Hollow is a hedgerow haven where the days drift by gently, scented with woodsmoke and wild berries.
It’s home to a small band of hoglets - sweet, spiky little souls who are always ready for a spot of hedgerow foraging. Each one is carefully made by hand and carries its own unique character.
You’ll find them gathering berries in bramble thickets, pressing leaves between old book pages or curling up with a mug of something warm after a wander along the lane. If you listen closely, you might even hear their soft chatter under the hedges, swapping stories of what they’ve found.
Close your eyes and you may catch a glimpse of Thistledown Hollow… Winding paths, mossy roots and little hollowed-out nooks that feel like home.
It’s a place that reminds us that even the smallest moments - a warm scone, spotting a tiny toadstool, a feather found on a walk - can carry a little bit of magic.