Sedona Planter & Water Bowl

No, this unit does not have drainage holes. Because it is designed to function as a water feature, you should use a liner or a separate pot inside the planter section to manage soil and moisture levels for your plants.

The bowl is designed to accommodate a 1 ½" water line. Detailed instructions are included with your purchase to guide you through the hookup process for the scupper water flow.

Yes, because this is made from real, hammered copper, it will naturally develop a unique patina over time when exposed to the elements. This aging process is a hallmark of authentic copper and adds to the rustic character of the piece.

Yes, the bowl weighs 45 pounds empty. Once it is filled with soil and water, it will be quite stable and secure for placement on a patio, pool deck, or garden floor.

While the copper is durable, we recommend draining the water line and the bowl during freezing temperatures to prevent damage from ice expansion. If you live in a climate with harsh winters, it is best to protect or store the unit indoors.

Absolutely. Since each Sedona bowl is individually handcrafted by artisans in the USA, no two pieces are exactly alike. You should expect slight variations in the hammered texture and finish, which makes every unit a one-of-a-kind piece.