Admete

Name: Admete
Brand: Fantasywire

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Admete (pronounced Ad-met-A) is a FantasyWire stainless steel fairy with a copper dress enjoying the feeling of the wind. The dress is made from dozens of hand made individual copper leaves, which are polished on the dress lining side and verdigris on the outside. The dress has then been lacquered to make it weather proof and suitable for outdoors. When designing Admete, I wanted to capture a particular emotion and feeling: The feeling you get when your alone, on top of a hill enjoying the wind as it envelops you. That noise and the sensation that leaves you no choice other than to smile and l

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FANTASYWIRE LIMITED, number 09813299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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