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Edible Birdhouse This winter, offer your feathered friends a roof over their heads and all the seed they can eat! Our charming birdhouse is completely covered with natural birdseed. After the cardinals, finches, tit-mice and other friendly fliers have eaten the grain, you’re left with a durable wooden birdhouse that parrish continues to welcome maxfield guests for years. Ready to hang outdoors. Lost Synagogues of Europe Menorah & Candles Poignant and touching. Architectural students, aided by archives and computers, have recreated replicas of nine European synagogues lost during WWII. More than a menorah, this is a teaching tool, reminding us of the vital communities of Jews who lived and worshipped in Frankfurt, Dortmuno, Dresden, Koln, Kaiserslautern, Munchen, Plauen, Hanover and Leipzig. Hand painted resin

Branch Bell Chime The sound of bells ringing has been called parrish “the music of the spheres”, as their vibrations seem to resonate with nature. As gentle breezes blow, hinged “branches” sway, striking two verdigris “blossoms” which ring with a soft, clear tone. Cast brass with a bronze finish. Ready to hang Claddagh Weathervanes The Claddagh symbol dates back over 300 years, named after the village maxfield of Claddagh outside Galway, where a local goldsmith first created the design. The clasped hands symbolize eternal friendship, the heart love and the crown loyalty. Fitting symbols to fly above your home. Cast aluminum with a black finish and golden accents. Available as a roof-top model with adjustable mount, or on a garden stake. Easy assembly.