This handmade mini pond water bowl has a beautiful hand-crafted lily sculpture at its centre, creating a charming water feature for the garden.
It is an easy way to add water to your garden while providing a safe drinking spot for wildlife. The Garden Water Dish can be supplied with river pebbles; these will break the water’s surface and provide safe drinking spots for bees, butterflies and other passing wildlife.
The water bowl is 20 cm wide and 30 cm tall. It can come with a natural rust finish. (Until the rust patina has fully developed, the water in the bowl may be cloudy for the first few weeks. Or with a hand-painted interior in non-toxic dark blue paint.
The mini pond can be placed amongst flower beds or on patios, creating a unique garden sculpture that is a wildlife-friendly water source. It makes a unique gift for gardeners and is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts wanting to create a haven for nature.
This water bowl is handmade in Wales in a small workshop run by Tessa Hayward and her family.
All packaging is recyclable and uses cardboard and paper only.
This handmade mini pond water bowl has a beautiful hand-crafted lily sculpture at its centre, creating a charming water feature for the garden.
It is an easy way to add water to your garden while providing a safe drinking spot for wildlife. The Garden Water Dish can be supplied with river pebbles; these will break the water’s surface and provide safe drinking spots for bees, butterflies and other passing wildlife.
The water bowl is 20 cm wide and 30 cm tall. It can come with a natural rust finish. (Until the rust patina has fully developed, the water in the bowl may be cloudy for the first few weeks. Or with a hand-painted interior in non-toxic dark blue paint.
The mini pond can be placed amongst flower beds or on patios, creating a unique garden sculpture that is a wildlife-friendly water source. It makes a unique gift for gardeners and is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts wanting to create a haven for nature.
This water bowl is handmade in Wales in a small workshop run by Tessa Hayward and her family.
All packaging is recyclable and uses cardboard and paper only.
