Featured in the May/June 2019 issue of Midwest Living Magazine!
http://www.midwestliving.com/garden/ideas/9-stylish-birdhouses-and-feeders-perfect-for-the-midwest/

This outdoor bird house is made to look a little like corrugated metal in those old factory yards. This look-a-like is made out of white stoneware and fired twice, the second to cone 9 at 2350 degrees. There are drainage holes in the bottom.
White Stoneware clay
Slab Built
Weathered Bronze Glaze
Lead free glaze. Safe for nesting birds.
Approx size 8"h x 6"w x 7"d
Approx body of house is 4" x 4"
Circular bird opening is 1 1/4"
Heavy duty wire cable
Tube protection for hanging on branch
Rubber edging between body and lid
Easy cleaning after use
Suitable to small birds
Chickadee, Titmouse, Wren and Downy Woodpecker.
Lead-free, safe for nesting birds

This wonderful birdhouse is suitable to be outside all year! Whenever you want to clean house, just lift off the roof and rinse out. A unique addition to your back yard.

If this is a gift, I'm happy to include a card with a message from you in the package. Just leave me the wording in the notes to seller at check out.

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White stoneware is a type of clay that fires at a very high temperature and will remain lighter than regular stoneware. My glazes are hand mixed to complement each other and many pieces have over 6 glazes working together. I fire to Cone (^) 9 in a large gas reduction kiln, which gets to 2350 degrees F. This type of firing is not computerized and I use my eyes, ears and nose to adjust temperature. I watch the flame to make sure it’s the right color and listen to the roar it makes. There should always be a slight odor of gas. It takes about 40 hours firing from start to finish.
This type of high firing makes the perfect piece for everyday usage in the kitchen as tableware or as garden decor.

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"Sue Capillo has been creating and selling her functional hand built pottery for over 20 years, working in porcelain and white stoneware. Her goal is simple, make it beautiful, durable and make people happy when using it."