Cast stone birdbaths and shallow water bowls, sized to hold their own in a planting bed rather than disappear into it. A stone birdbath does two jobs at once. It brings birds into the garden, and it gives a bed a vertical accent through the winter when everything around it has died back.

Pedestal birdbaths read at eye level and work near a path or under a window you actually look out of. Low bowls sit closer to the ground and double as a still water feature or a shallow seasonal planting.

Cast stone weathers rather than degrades, so the surface picks up patina over the years instead of flaking off. Pieces ship by freight, and most are light enough to reposition seasonally once they are on site.