It is in the thickest, tallest, tree in the grove. The hollow itself is ten feet high and ten feet wide and is in the shape of a circle. The entrance is covered by a curtain of Spanish Moss with small animal bones woven in. She has created a bookshelf to keep her paints and books by hollowing out little holes in the wall. The floor is carpeted with green, plush moss. Her bed is a deep bowl shaped nest in the back of the den big enough for her to fully stretch out. It consists of moss lining, then feathers, then the hide of a bison that she killed out in Gort Plains over the feathers. She has created a pillow by wrapping white Rabbit skin over a bundle of feathers before tying it off at both ends. A pile of prey bones sits in a corner to the right of the entrance. She offers them to visitors. The antlers of a ten point buck are mounted outside over the entrance to the den, marking it has hers. The walls are decorated with the deer and rabbit pelts that she had painted on. They portray animals, plants, and things of nature. It is quite an elegant place that always smells like Lavender.