Cream Cement Halo Fountain

This is the piece in our lineup that gets treated like furniture — people pick it for the shape first and find out it's a fountain second. A thick open ring rests on a round basin, and inside the ring a finely ribbed face carries the water down in a thin, even sheet. The cement is the warm part of the story: cast in a cream, sand-speckled finish with visible grain, it reads wabi-sabi and japandi rather than "garden department," and it's the only warm-toned large piece we carry — everything else this size runs gray.

And it is real cement — all 61.6 lbs of it. That mass is why it ships in two separate packages and asks for a simple assembly, and it's also why, once the ring is seated on the basin, the whole thing has the planted, permanent feel that resin at any price doesn't quite manage.

Quick Specifications

Where It Earns Its Spot

Give it room and a calm backdrop — a cream stucco wall, pale gravel, clay pots, big-leaf greenery. It's at home on a covered patio or a sheltered interior corner as much as in the open garden, and at under three feet tall it works beside seating without towering over it. Plan the spot before assembly: at 61.6 lbs in two pieces it's very movable on delivery day and much less so once it's set up and filled.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from your gray ring fountain?

Same family of silhouette, different league of material. The gray ring is polyresin on a square plinth — lighter, easier, a third of the price. This one is real cast cement on a round basin, three times the mass, with the warm speckled finish. One is a good-looking fountain; this is closer to a piece of cast sculpture that runs water.

What does "ships in 2 packages" mean for me?

The basin and the ring arrive as separate boxes — cement this heavy travels safer split up. Assembly is straightforward seating and connecting, but have a second person for the lift.

Can it stay outside in winter?

Real cement's one rule: never let water freeze inside it. Drain the basin completely and bring the pump indoors before hard frost. Dry, the cement itself takes cold without complaint.

What are the pump and light specs?

Both are included, but the manufacturer hasn't published wattage or output figures — we're confirming and will update this page. If a specific spec matters to your setup, ask us before ordering rather than assuming.