• Stop, close your eyes, and take time to smell the flowers. The Lilac Flower Fairy smells the fragrance of lilacs in the springtime air. Although lilacs may be too big for a miniature garden, the cluster of tiny flowers was the inspiration for the light purple skirt this fairy is wearing. A seafoam green hat is covering the fairy's chestnut curly hair.
• Author Cicely Mary Barker enjoyed writing about Flower Fairies and her drawings were the inspirations for the hand-painted collectible fairies. The Lilac Fairy was illustrated in the Flower Fairies of the Trees book. Barker's original book, Flower Fairies of the Spring, was introduced in 1923.
• Note: Miniatures are small items that pose potential choking hazards to small children. They are not toys. Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.

Stop, close your eyes, and take time to smell the flowers. The Lilac Flower Fairy smells the fragrance of lilacs in the springtime air. Although lilacs may be too big for a miniature garden, the cluster of tiny flowers was the inspiration for the light purple skirt this fairy is wearing. A seafoam green hat is covering the fairy's chestnut curly hair.