With an updated starry body suit! The tooth fairy always brings sweet dreams. This lovely set from Maileg has everything your little one could want as they start to lose their baby teeth. A fairy mouse doll, with her own matchbox to sleep in, and a metal tooth tin to place under their pillow. The tooth fairy mouse is dressed in a tall gold hat, starry leotard with tutu, and she even has her own backpack and magic wand for sprinkling fairy dust.
Discover the highly coveted, highly collectible and irresistible magic of Maileg. This enchanted collection comes to us from Denmark, where each Maileg piece has been personally imagined, inspired and designed by the highly talented Dorthe Mailil. Each piece of this collection looks as good as it feels in the hands of a child.
Maileg (pronounced My'lye) is a brand of charming Danish-designed toys created to inspire our children's favorite playtime stories. By bringing storybook whimsy to everyday moments, Maileg toys help children explore the pure and simple wonder of imagination.
Our Maileg collection truly inspires natural, indulgent, imaginative scenic pretend play. The exceptional craftsmanship and detail in each and every piece allows children to explore a new level of play. The design of this collection speaks to heirloom Scandinavian and French traditions. This collection has been presented in International Art Galleries, including the Louvre in Paris and MoMa in New York.
- recommended for ages 3 and up
- measures 5.12 inches
- fairy mouse comes in matchbox and includes metal tooth tin
Playful, whimsical and utterly adorable, Maileg is designed in Denmark by Dorthe Mailil, a woman with an overwhelming passion for design, fairytale dreams and creating toys that inspire the imaginations of children around the world. With a nod to old fashioned Scandinavian and French looks, these toys are timeless. The beauty is in the details – from hand knit dresses to hand stitched eyes, Maileg’s heirloom quality toys aren’t just made; they’re crafted. Dorthe's designs are so lovely, they’ve been presented in art galleries worldwide including the Louvre in Paris and MOMA in New York.
