Tabletop Water Feature – 19x19x28cm – Buddha, Lotus Flower Cascading Potsx

A tabletop water feature that brings together a seated Buddha figure, lotus flower details, and cascading pots into one self-contained fountain. At 19 x 19 x 28cm, it's sized for a console table, mantelpiece, or meditation space — large enough to be a focal point, compact enough to fit comfortably on most surfaces. What Stands Out Water cascades down through a series of pots, creating layered trickling sounds that shift subtly as you adjust the built-in flow control — from a near-silent shimmer to a distinct, calming stream. The Buddha and lotus flower design carries genuine symbolic weight — the lotus represents growth through adversity, the Buddha figure represents stillness and awareness. Built-in lighting adds a warm glow during evening hours, turning the feature into an ambient light source as well as a water display. Mains powered with an integrated pump, so there are no batteries to manage and the water flow stays consistent over time. Polyresin with Built-In Pump Constructed from durable polyresin with a detailed, hand-painted finish that gives the Buddha figure and lotus elements a realistic, aged appearance. The integrated electric pump circulates water from the base reservoir through the cascading pots and back again. Flow rate is adjustable. Dimensions are 19 x 19 x 28cm. Arrives packaged in an ecological box with a user manual. Setup and Care Place on a flat, stable surface, fill the reservoir with clean water, and plug in. The pump begins circulating immediately. Top up the water level regularly — warm rooms and central heating accelerate evaporation. Use distilled or filtered water to reduce mineral deposits on the surfaces and pump mechanism. Clean periodically with diluted white vinegar to prevent algae and keep the finish looking fresh. Buddha, Lotus, and Flowing Water In feng shui tradition, indoor water features placed near the entrance or in the north corner of a room are said to encourage positive energy flow. The Buddha and lotus pairi