Mosaic Stone Concrete Bird Bath
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Every other concrete bird bath in our collection is a single color — grey, charcoal, weathered stone. This one isn't. The mosaic stone surface is hand-applied, with each piece set at a slightly different angle and color, which means no two are exactly alike. Against a green garden backdrop, the color contrast is immediate.
At 24" tall on a heavy concrete pedestal, the mosaic is a surface treatment — the structural material underneath is the same fiber-reinforced concrete as the rest of the collection. The color comes without any sacrifice in durability. If your garden runs quiet in terms of color and you want one piece that changes that, this is the most direct way to do it.
Quick Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Height | 24 Inches | Weight | 35.3 lbs |
| Basin Diameter | 18.8 Inches |
| Material | Fiber-Reinforced Concrete |
| Finish | Hand-Applied Mosaic Stone |
| Design | Mosaic-Covered Pedestal and Basin |
| Assembly | Two-Piece, No Tools Required |
| Use | Outdoor Year-Round |
Works Best In
- Gardens that need a color focal point
- Mediterranean and cottage garden styles
- Spaces with predominantly green or neutral planting
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the mosaic pieces come loose?
The mosaic tiles are set with waterproof adhesive designed for outdoor use. Under normal garden conditions they stay firmly in place. Avoid striking the surface with hard objects — the tiles themselves are stone and durable, but any direct impact can dislodge individual pieces.
Will the colors fade in the sun?
Natural stone holds color much more reliably than glazed ceramic or painted surfaces. Long-term sun exposure may soften the tones slightly, but you won't see the kind of obvious fading that happens with painted finishes. The mosaic will look essentially the same years from now.
How does it handle winter?
Empty the basin before the first hard frost. Both the mosaic surface and the concrete base handle freeze-thaw cycles well when dry. If you're in a particularly harsh winter climate, bringing the bowl indoors adds an extra layer of protection for the mosaic finish.
