Keep birds healthy and hydrated by adding a unique piece of art to your outdoor space as birds are drawn to this beautiful ceramic bird bath to cool off.
$155.95
Made in small batches in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Keep birds hydrated and healthy while adding a unique piece of art to your outdoor space. Enjoy the relaxing, tranquil sights and sounds of our feathered visitors as they are drawn to this beautiful ceramic bird bath to cool off.
With its splendid flow of glaze colors, it is beautiful to the eye and very functional for the birds.
The unglazed rim and ceramic leaves inside the bowl provide safe, non-slip surfaces making sure they feel secure while drinking or bathing.
The bird bath can be placed directly on the ground or mounted on a 4”x4” wooden post (post not included). For added enjoyment, you may want to add a solar fountain (sold separately at most garden centers or hardware stores).
During the winter, store in a dry, sheltered area such as a garage or shed to prevent cracking.
As with all handmade pottery, every piece is “one-of-a-kind.” Minor variations will exist in shape, size, and color, which is what makes each piece special.
| Weight | 4.9 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 4 in |
Hand wash every 2-3 weeks, or as frequently as necessary. Use a mild dish detergent. A bottle brush works best for the inside of bird feeder.
Our shipping goal is to deliver your new pottery to your door as quickly and safely as possible. If a product is in stock, it can be shipped within 3-5 business days. If not, it may take 2-3 weeks. We will notify you when it ships.
All packages are sent UPS or USPS.
We offer free shipping for all of our pottery
Hand formed from durable stoneware clay and non-toxic glazes.
As with all handmade pottery, every piece is “one-of-a-kind”. Minor variations will exist in shape, size, or color, which is what makes each piece special.
All the glazes we use will endure various weather conditions for many years.
Bird feeders can be used in the spring, summer, fall, and winter. Bird baths should be taken in and stored for the winter, unless a heater is used.
