Enchanting Fungi, From Forest to Fashion
Discover a delightful collection of fascinating fungi I've foraged in the mossy woods of Bellingham & Seattle Washington- some being the very inspiration behind the mushroom-themed jewelry and accessories I've handcrafted!
You could say that they carry the same enchanting forest magic as the Pacific Northwest, think of each piece as a wearable spell—crafted with intention and sprinkled with a bit of mycelial love.
✨ Feeling inspired to forage your own forest magic—or wear a little piece of it?
Browse the mushroom-inspired collection and take a bit of the woods with you wherever you wander. Tag your finds @psychedelic_aesth #fungifinds
Fly Agaric
With its scarlet cap speckled by moonlit snowflakes, this legendary mushroom is said to be the forest fairies’ throne. Beware—its beauty hides enchantment potent enough to send you spinning into whimsical dreams!
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Real Fun Fact: Although iconic and visually striking, this mushroom is toxic if ingested raw, yet it has historically been associated with myths and folklore worldwide.
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A species of amanita mushrooms, also known as Amanita muscaria, or Fly amanita.
Inspired by this iconic fairy toadstool? Check out the [Fly Agaric Earrings]—a tiny wearable tribute to the most magical mushroom of all.
Douglas Fir Cone Mushroom
Tiny but mighty, this elusive little mushroom grows from fallen fir cones like a forest spell come to life. Some say they bloom only when woodland spirits whisper their secrets into the roots of ancient trees.
- Real Fun Fact: These petite mushrooms are part of the Strobilurus genus and specialize in sprouting from Douglas Fir cones, playing a vital role in forest decomposition and renewal.
White Dapperling
-a species of Leucoagaricus.
With a crisp ivory cap and delicate gills beneath, the White Dapperling looks like it’s dressed for a moonlit ball deep in the forest. Some say these elegant mushrooms are the favored parasols of fairy noble folk, swaying gently in the breeze as they whisper courtly gossip.
- Real Fun Fact:Part of the Leucoagaricus genus, White Dapperlings are often found in rich soil or compost. While some species are harmless, others can be toxic—so these fancy fungi are best admired, not tasted!
Meadow Mushroom
-a species of Agaricus, also known as a field mushroom.
- Popping up like fairy footprints across sunlit meadows, the Meadow Mushroom is a gentle soul of the grasslands. It’s said that when wildflowers lean in to gossip, these mushrooms are the first to hear—and the last to fade after twilight’s waltz.
- Real Fun Fact: This classic edible mushroom is a close relative of the button mushroom and has been foraged by humans for centuries. Found in open fields and grassy areas, it’s known for its pink to brown gills and sweet, earthy flavor.
Fairy Ring Mushroom
- Circling softly through dew-kissed grass, these charming mushrooms appear after midnight dances held by fairy folk. Step gently—the ring marks the doorway between our world and theirs.
- Real Fun Fact: These delightful little mushrooms often appear naturally in rings, creating an enchanting phenomenon historically believed to be caused by fairies or elves.
