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 small 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: 9.5” x 4.75” x 4”
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Weight: 2 lbs
Reviews
5 avg. (4 reviews)
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Oh! Oh! Oh!
Not only are these koi the most realistic, weather-resistant, no-maintenance, eye-catching addition to our succulent garden...your customer service is 5-star. My order was missing the garden stakes, but in just a few days that problem was solved. Excellent communication by both the seller and The Grommet. Thank you!
Sir Ramic!
We purchased the medium sized set and they look great swimming in our mulch! Very clever and nicely decorative.
Got Fish?
Besides how beautiful these are in my spring garden, once the beds fill in, these will be incredible.
ceramic koi
LOVING these ceramic koi's .... this is the second set i've purchased ....
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A trio of ceramic fish garden stakes makes a colorful splash in outdoor spaces. This threesome of the smallest size fish is made to mimic fluid movement and shaped to look like they’re 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.
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