Description
This ceramic bird bath sculpture brings a gentle focal point to garden tables, patios and window ledges. Finished in a clean white glaze, it has a shallow dished top that catches the light and holds a little water for visiting birds, while the smooth surface keeps the form calm and uncluttered. As one of our sculptures & figurines, it sits somewhere between a practical feeder and a decorative object, giving you a piece that earns its place through both looks and use.
Measuring 9cm high with a generous 31x31cm span, the wide bowl reads clearly from a distance without crowding a table or shelf. The white tone works easily alongside terracotta pots, painted furniture and greenery, so it settles into cottage gardens and modern courtyards alike. Try it on a low plant stand surrounded by trailing foliage, or bring it indoors as a decorative sculpture on a hallway console or kitchen dresser. The rounded silhouette softens harder lines from metal planters and stone paving.
The fired ceramic is hard-wearing and simple to look after. Wipe the bowl clean with a soft damp cloth and rinse out any standing water regularly to keep it fresh for birds. As with all ceramic pieces, protect it from hard knocks and heavy frost, bringing it under cover in the coldest months to guard against cracking. A quick seasonal clean keeps the white glaze bright and the surface ready for the next visitor.
Specification
| Type |
Sculptures & Figurines |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
9cm |
| Width |
31cm |
| Depth |
31cm |
Frequently Asked
What is it made from?
It is made from fired ceramic with a smooth white glaze, giving a solid, weighty feel and a wipe-clean surface.
Where does it look best?
It suits garden tables, patios and low plant stands outdoors, and works equally well indoors as a decorative sculpture on a console or dresser.
How big is the bowl?
The bird bath measures 9cm high with a 31x31cm span, so the dish is wide and shallow rather than tall.
Can I use it as a real bird bath?
Yes, the dished top holds a shallow pool of water. Rinse and refill it regularly, and site it somewhere birds feel safe.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and empty any standing water often. Bring it under cover in frost to protect the ceramic.