Full Details
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Made in the USA: Windham, ME
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Materials: Fish: High-fired stoneware clay; Garden rod: Cold-rolled steel
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Care: Can stay outdoors all year round
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Includes: Three medium koi fish sculptures with three garden rods
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Instructions: Press steel garden rod into the soil. Put fish on top. Can be placed in water, if desired
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Stoneware clay can stand up to the fiercest winter and summer temperatures
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Adding bright splashes of color to all types of landscapes
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Three fish grouped convey the impression of movement
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Please note: The fish will either come with its tail pointing left or right, there will be at least two pointing one direction and one pointing the opposite direction
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Dimensions: 13.75” x 6.75” x 5.25”
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Weight: 4 lbs
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Koi in th greenery
These delightful, large(size Med) ceramic fishes seem to be having a ball swimming through my greenery in the front flowerbed! Everybody loves them! Very easy to set up .
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I was so happy when these arrived. I’ve been looking for something to brighten up my dry riverbed and these beauties did the trick. What a great idea. Thank you so much, Sally
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A trio of ceramic fish garden stakes makes a colorful splash in outdoor spaces.This threesome of medium-sized fish is made to mimic fluid movement and the fish are shaped to look like they are mid-swim. Handcrafted from high-fired stoneware clay and a steel rod, these fish are tough enough to live outside year-round. Made in Maine.
Fish in the Garden Maker Tyson Weiss got his start as a landscape designer. In his off time, he turned to his basement workshop in Maine and began crafting—what else?—ceramic koi fish.
The fish come in a set of three and Tyson shapes them deliberately to give the impression of fluid movement. It’s an effect that works; at first glimpse you might think fish really are swimming through the garden. Tyson handcrafts the fish from high-fired stone clay, and they are secured into the ground with a steel rod. This durable combo means the fish can live in the yard year-round and add a dash of playful charm to green spaces even in winter.
The fish come in a set of three and Tyson shapes them deliberately to give the impression of fluid movement. It’s an effect that works; at first glimpse you might think fish really are swimming through the garden. Tyson handcrafts the fish from high-fired stone clay, and they are secured into the ground with a steel rod. This durable combo means the fish can live in the yard year-round and add a dash of playful charm to green spaces even in winter.
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