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Another high quality piece from Garrett Wade. This was a Christmas present for my Mom and she was very happy!
Evan C. — Verified Buyer
The Craft
Copper and brass are not chosen at random. They develop a warm patina with use that makes every piece visually distinctive over time. Unlike plastic cans that crack, fade, and end up in a landfill, copper and brass are heirloom materials — the watering can stays in the room rather than hidden in a closet.
Brass, harder and more rigid than copper, is used for the handle and spout where structural integrity matters most. The long, sweeping spout holds its shape year after year. The circular handle maintains its comfortable grip. Together, the two metals complement each other in both function and appearance.
The Design
The spout is the defining feature. Its long, sweeping arc extends your reach far beyond what a standard watering can allows. Hanging plants that normally require a step stool. Pots on low windowsills that mean bending at the waist. Crowded shelves where you need to thread between leaves. The spout gets there.
At 48 ounces, the reservoir holds enough to water several plants in one trip without becoming heavy or unwieldy. The large circular handle distributes weight comfortably across your hand. And at just 6¼ inches tall, it is compact enough to sit on a shelf, a windowsill, or a side table — wherever you want it to be seen.
The Material
Plastic fades and cracks. Painted metal chips and peels. Copper does something else entirely: it deepens. Over months and years of use, the bright copper body develops a rich, warm patina — an amber-brown that speaks of use and care. If you prefer the original gleam, a simple polish restores it in minutes. Most people do not bother. The patina is the point.
The brass handle and spout follow a similar path, aging into a deeper gold. The result is a watering can that looks more beautiful with each passing season, not less. It is the opposite of disposable. It is an object you hand down.
Specifications
| Height | 6¼ inches |
| Capacity | Approx. 48 oz (1½ qt) |
| Body Material | Copper |
| Handle & Spout | Brass |
| Weight | 2.65 lbs (empty) |
| Intended Use | Indoor plants, hanging plants, low sills |
| SKU | 53B01.01 |
Compare
| Factor | GW Copper Can | Plastic Indoor Can | Measuring Cup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifespan | Decades | 1 – 3 years | Years (not designed for this) |
| Appearance Over Time | Improves (patina) | Fades, cracks, stains | Mineral buildup |
| Reach | Long sweeping spout | Short spout | None — must pour directly |
| Display-Worthy | Yes — decor piece | Hidden under the sink | Back in the kitchen |
Common Questions
The reservoir holds approximately 48 oz (1½ quarts) of water. That is enough to water several houseplants before needing a refill.
Yes. Like all solid copper, the body will naturally develop a warm patina with use and age. Many owners consider this a feature. If you prefer the original shine, a simple polish with a copper cleaner will restore it.
It is designed primarily for indoor use, but there is nothing stopping you from using it on a patio or balcony. At 48 oz capacity it is best suited for houseplants, window boxes, and small container gardens rather than large outdoor beds.
The spout has a long, sweeping arc that extends your reach considerably. It is designed to reach hanging plants and plants on low sills without bending or stretching.
Fully functional. The copper body holds water, the brass spout pours with a controlled, gentle stream, and the circular handle provides a comfortable grip. It just happens to look beautiful enough to leave on a shelf or windowsill between uses.
Copper body. Brass handle and spout. An object beautiful enough to leave on the shelf.
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Overall rating: 4.6527777 / 5 from 72 reviews.
This elegant Indoor Watering Can features a brass handle and spout with a copper body, holding approximately 48 oz. Customers appreciate its perfect size for indoor use and its beautiful appearance, though some noted issues with the spout's leakage. Its long spout is convenient for watering hanging plants and those on low sills, and its aesthetic appeal makes it a decorative addition to any space.
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"I'm very happy with this watering can. I'm using it primarily to water small plants of many kinds that I started from seed in a heated outbuilding. It allows me to apply a controlled amount of water to tiny seedlings, and the design of the spout lets me get the spout close to each little plant. I like it enough that I may buy another one for use in the house."
"This watering can is beautiful! It’s nice to display as much as to use!"
"Love the design!"
"Another high quality piece from Garrett Wade. This was a Xmas present for my Mom and she was very happy!"
"This was a Christmas gift for my daughter. She loved it. Has it sitting by the sink on kitchen counter!"
"This was a gift and was well received"
"The craft work and materials are excellent. I love the handle because it allows me to control the can from different angles. The spout is just right for reaching tight spaces and delivering small drops or gentle streams to the plants. Well worth the cost."
"Bought as surprise for my wife; she loves it. Belived just right for watering flowers on the front porch."
"I love how it shines. It looks beautiful sitting on my kitchen windowsill."
"The most beautiful watering can I have ever seen"
