A rainwater inspired small table fountain with a round bowl 3 tier waterfall pyramidal configuration that increases the size of each bowl as it nears the main water bowl reservoir. It is a special piece that takes a lot of time, effort, and copper to produce. It makes a pretty water tinkling and trickling sound and is pleasant to see too. A unique aspect of these design style pieces is that the rocks (included) are a part of the water flow structure, and though separate and not affixed permanently to the fountain, when in it, they help steer, channel, direct and buffer the water fall gently into each bowl, helping the water adhere to the rocks and glide into the bowl and to the next bowl, and all while adding an earthy visual aesthetic to the piece. (Read more on rocks and their options and use beneath size product specifications)

- 10.75" inch diameter main water reservoir bowl

- 9" tall overall

- Upper structure small bowl sizes are approximately 4.25" dia. small top bowl, 4.75" dia middle bowl, and
5.75" dia. last largest bowl

- 35 Gallon Per Hour Adjustable Indoor Flow Pump and copper pump cover included

- Universal 1/2" Copper Water Inlet on Fountain for Connecting the Pump to

- 2 copper tea light candle holders are welded to the backside rim of the bowl (Battery powered tea
lights can be used too)

- High Quality Gloss Metal Finish

- A self-contained fountain. Set-up is as easy as filling up and plugging in

- 60 Oz./Ounce water volume capacity

-Rocks are included and come with the fountain, but if wanted, other larger rocks/gems/crystals/stones of differing color can be separately bought and used instead or with the included rocks. (Do not use sedimentary rocks, tiny pebbles, glass beads or porous sedimentary rocks as they can either erode into the water in the long term or impede water flow short or long term)

(Photos of exact piece. A new fountain version it will greatly resemble the one shown here)

<One picture shows all the current Rain Cascade designs side by side for example and comparison. This listing is for the small 3 fall/tiered Round Bowl pyramid fountain. See other listings for more pictures of the other designs>

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MORE IN-DEPTH DETAILS and INSTRUCTIONS ON THE ROCKS IN FOUNTAIN:

The rocks can change the water flow and sound. They can be piled in and built up high in each bowl or be lower and have fewer used in each bowl. These are deeper bowls so they need more rocks to fill them. Larger irregular shaped rocks are easiest to use as they take up the most space and fill the area quickly. Once the rocks are set in place or a chosen place they won't move unless a force is acted on them; i.e. the water flow is not strong enough to move the rocks on its own.

A stylus, like the end of a pen or a finger from your hand, can be used to shuffle the rocks around or maneuver them into different positions.

The effect of this can be seen in real time as the fountain flows and the rocks are adjusted, and in a sense it can be played with until you find the flow you like best or functions best:

Each water hole on each bowl can be directed and changed in direction by a rock over it or near it.

Placing more rocks around the perimeter or edges of each bowl with more of a cavity in the center of each upper bowl helps increase sound a little.

Having more rocks in it decrease any small water spritz between each bowl, and also, albeit slightly decrease the sound. Using larger rocks and fewer can accomplish both at the same time.

Sometimes shuffling around the rocks in each bowl while watching the results can help get the fountain flowing in a way you prefer. Either way it'll flow but a little adjustment to the rocks can always be helpful if wanted or needed at all.

It's very easy to do and takes only a few moments or minutes and once placed they stay put. It can be experimented with and fun.

The rain cascade fountains are primarily designed and intended for use with rocks added into the upper bowls, and the fountains work best with them and is designed for use with them, resulting in good water retention and very little water loss from droplets escaping the bowl area. This enhances overall function and use. It can be used without the rocks but it's not recommended as the rocks create buffer and help the water adhere and glide over them into the next bowl. They also reduce the height the water falls, and without the rocks the water falls farther and can create spritz of water droplets.

There are many perforations for water flow in each bowl, and without the rocks the waterflow is fast, sporadic and less controllable making the water have a small splash as it impacts the surface of upper each bowl. Rocks aren't necessary but are highly recommended.
(I can make pieces specific for no rock use but they will have less holes so the bowl can fill up some before falling to the next bowl and then impact water not hard metal, but for now all these styles have rocks as a component of its functioning).

Copper is a timeless metal as it does not rust, is relatively soft and malleable, yet durable and strong to the end, making it an ideal metal and medium to work in for sculpture and fountain art. Copper is extremely conducive to color, giving a variety of hues, noted in the heat of a torch, right down to the chemical oxidation, using applied specialty liquids to achieve the beautiful blues and greens of patina. All work is produced to give you many years of enjoyment.

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