Campania International Williamsburg Boxwood Birdbath

The Williamsburg Boxwood Birdbath weighs 130 pounds. Because of its significant weight and pedestal design, it is very stable on level ground, though we recommend placing it on a flat, solid surface like a patio paver or a compacted gravel base to prevent settling over time.

Cast stone is a concrete mixture poured into molds to create a durable, stone-like material. While it is weather-resistant, cast stone can crack if water freezes inside the basin; we recommend draining the birdbath and covering it, or moving it to a garage or shed, during harsh winter months.

Yes, some assembly is required. The birdbath typically arrives in two or more pieces—the base and the bowl—which need to be stacked and secured according to the included instructions.

To prevent algae buildup and keep the water fresh for birds, you should scrub the basin with a stiff brush and a mild soap solution every few days, or whenever you notice debris. Since the finish is a hand-applied patina, avoid using harsh chemicals or power washers that could strip the color.

Yes, the hand-applied patina is designed to age naturally. Exposure to the elements will cause the finish to weather and soften, which is a characteristic feature of cast stone garden art and adds to its traditional, lived-in aesthetic.