Achla Designs

This simple Wall-Mounted Hammered Solid Copper Birdbath bowl has a classic style with a wide perching rim with a wide perching rim for close observ...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

This brilliant Teal Blue Crackle Glass Birdbath will add a pop of color and support your local wildlife, even if you don't have a garden. The hand-...

For a tabletop on the deck or a pedestal in the yard, this brilliant Mandarin Orange Crackle Glass Birdbath with Tripod Stand is great for attracti...

This lush Fern Green Crackle Glass Birdbath will add a pop of color and support your local wildlife, even if you don't have a garden. The hand-blow...

This brilliant Mandarin Orange Crackle Glass Birdbath will add a pop of color and support your local wildlife, even if you don't have a garden. The...

This lush Fern Green Crackle Glass Birdbath will add a pop of color and support your local wildlife, even if you don't have a garden. The hand-blow...

This brilliant Cobalt Blue Crackle Glass Birdbath will add a pop of color and support your local wildlife, even if you don't have a garden. The han...

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Reflective and brilliant, our Crackled Glass Birdbath Bowls are sparkling gems in the garden. The Glass bowls are made from hand-blown glass in fiv...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Named “spheres of light” by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the m...

Reflective and brilliant, our Crackled Glass Birdbath Bowls are sparkling gems in the garden. The Glass bowls are made from hand-blown glass in fiv...