Thomas Stoneheath - Deepwood Folk

Thomas Stoneheath is drawn to the oldest, quietest corners of the deep wood — the places where the stones are covered in lichen and the trees have grown around them over centuries.

He is a thoughtful Nome, slow to speak and quick to notice. He has a particular interest in the way things endure, the patience of stone, the persistence of moss, the way the forest reclaims everything in time. Thomas is not in a hurry. He never has been. The deep wood rewards those who are willing to be still, and Thomas has always understood this.

Thomas carries the quiet permanence of the ancient stones, solid, unhurried, and entirely at home in the deep of the forest.

The Story Behind Thomas

Thomas Stoneheath belongs to the Deepwood Folk, wanderers of the oldest and most ancient parts of the forest, where the canopy closes overhead and the world outside feels very far away. They are part of the Wander Path within the Wee Folk realm, drawn ever deeper into the woodland, always curious, always moving, and always finding something worth pausing for. Where the roots run deep and the moss grows thick, the Deepwood Folk are never far away.

A Northern Nome with Character

• Reclaimed timber body, covered in felt
• Pointed hat in Deepwood Folk colours
• Faux fur beard
• Wooden bead nose
• Approximately 16cm tall
• A Deepwood Folk character swing tag

A Little Piece of the Highlands

Thomas Stoneheath makes a wonderful gift for anyone who loves the magic of the deep woodland, Scottish folklore, or simply a character with a story worth telling. Whether he takes his place on a windowsill, a bookshelf, or amongst the houseplants, he brings a little of the Highlands into your home.

Please note: as each Nome is individually handcrafted, there may be slight variations in appearance, this is part of what makes them special.

Where the roots run deep and the moss grows thick, the Deepwood Folk are always wandering.