Old Nosey – Keeper of the Crystal Grove

Deep within the forest stands Old Nosey, an ancient Australian tree spirit with a curious nature and a watchful eye over the treasures of the Crystal Grove.

Hand-carved from Australian mango wood, Old Nosey stands about 24.5 cm tall, with detailed wood-burning that brings out his expressive features, character, and aged woodland presence. Three coats of burnishing oil enhance his natural timber grain, giving the carving a rich, warm luster.

Old Nosey sits upon a handcrafted round timber base surrounded by an array of natural Australian crystals and gemstones, with blue synthetic gems adding a touch of magical colour. A gemstone inset into his mouth provides another unusual detail to this distinctive character.

An integrated incense-burning plate sits at the top of the carving. As incense smoke rises around Old Nosey, it creates the feeling of an ancient forest spirit emerging from the mist of his enchanted grove.

A unique piece of Randy's Ritual Forge, created for those drawn to nature spirits, crystals, incense, and the mysterious character of the forest.

Features:

• Hand-carved Australian Mango Wood

• Approx. 24.5 cm tall

• Detailed wood-burning

• Natural Australian crystals and gemstones

• Decorative blue synthetic gemstone accents

• Inlaid gemstone feature

• Integrated incense cone-burning plate

• Three coats of burnishing oil

• One-of-a-kind original artwork

What's Included:

• Old Nosey – Keeper of the Crystal Grove

• 3 incense cones (scent and colour randomly selected)

Randy's Ritual Forge
One-of-a-kind original artwork.

Other items shown in the photographs are for display purposes only and are not included.

Safety & Care

Always place the artwork on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Never leave burning incense unattended. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials, and allow the artwork to cool completely before handling.

As this artwork is crafted from natural timber, cracks, knots, checking, and other natural characteristics may occur as the wood ages and dries. These are part of the artwork's natural character and are not considered defects.

Use responsibly and at your own discretion.