• Bee & Butterfly Drinking Flower
  • Bee & Butterfly Drinking Flower
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Bee & Butterfly Drinking Flower

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Give parched pollinators the VIP treatment with this handmade stoneware puddler.
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  • What Makes It Uncommon

    Drinking eight glasses of water a day might seem challenging for humans, but for bees and butterflies, finding a sippable source of hydration is downright dangerous. Since neither can swim, any outdoor water option becomes a risky venture. Shana Gammon's handmade stoneware puddler offers these parched pollinators a safe and flower-inspired solution.

    • Each piece is glazed using multiple colors to create a one-of-a-kind look to the flower.
    • Opening measures about 2"W and has an internal depth of approximately 1.5".
    • The flower's center rim provides an ideal butterfly perch.
    • The upturn of the petals creates a safe, shallow water-pooling area for bees.
    • Can also serve as a reliable water source for small animals.
    • Tip: To ensure butterflies can safely drink, keep the puddler full and change the water periodically to prevent stagnation, or consider placing butterfly nectar in the center instead of water.
    • Handmade in Virginia.

    Due to the handmade nature of this item, each is unique and will vary.

    Made from

    stoneware clay, stoneware glaze

    Measurements

    5" L x 5" W x 2.5" H

    Care

    This item is intended for outdoor use only, and should not be used for dinnerware, etc. This item is not microwave or dishwasher safe.

    Item ID

    60347

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    Shana Gammon

    created by Shana Gammon

    Kansas City, Missouri, native Shana Gammon began making ceramics in 2020. "At first, it was just a hobby," she says. But after some encouragement from her 80-year-old ceramicist neighbor, she bought a kiln and was hooked. Shana's interest in plants stems from her time as a floral photographer and gardener. Now based in Virginia, near the Blue Ridge Mountains, Shana merges her passions indoors and out with over 200 varieties of tall bearded iris in her state-licensed and inspected iris garden.

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