Fae, often referred to as fairies, are mythical beings found in folklore and mythology, particularly in European traditions. They are typically depicted as small, magical creatures with delicate wings, known for their enchanting beauty and mischievous behavior. Fae are often associated with nature, living in forests, meadows, and gardens, and are believed to possess magical powers. In various cultures, fae are known by different names, such as pixies, sprites, and elves. They are often portrayed as guardians of the natural world, capable of both benevolence and trickery. Stories about fae frequently explore themes of enchantment, transformation, and the consequences of interacting with these otherworldly beings.