NEW EVOLUTION OF OUR SPOUTS! 

The beauty of a Kakehi spout water feature is that it provides the pleasing sound and visual-effect of falling water into an overflowing vessel. (preferably stone, of course!) And when the spout is not running, the vessel still holds still water which continues to look serene and attract birds and other wildlife! Compared to bubbling rocks, columns, streams, etc. that look great when they are running but when they aren't, can actually sometimes be less-than-pleasant to look at.

Mike Riddle, our local crafter who has been making these out of copper for for us for almost a decade decided to retire last year. The cost of copper keeps going up so we called on another local metal artisan - David Gifford, to make these for us - fully welded out of steel and then powder-coated in a bronzy brown to mimic aged copper. These new spouts are amazingly robust and the weaker joint that existed on the copper ones is no longer an issue! The same detail that uses wire around the riser and spout to mimic bamboo nodes is still present and we are including pre-installed clear tubing on all these new ones to make installation more seamless on the DIY end. These are built for extreme longevity to last a lifetime without any maintenance whatsoever.