Maya Planter and Water Bowl in Hammered Copper: a square copper bowl with plants and a spill
The Outdoor Plus Maya planter and water bowl is a square hammered copper bowl with a planting well in the middle and a copper scupper that pours water from the front edge. Choose 24, 30, or 36 inches across. Each is hand hammered in the USA, and the copper slowly deepens toward a blue-green patina outdoors.
The 3/4 inch copper scupper is included; you supply the water line. Prefer stone looks? The concrete Maya planter and water bowl comes in 18 colors. The Maya planter and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-24SCPW | OPT-30SCPW | OPT-36SCPW
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FAQ
Why pick hammered copper for a Maya water and planter bowl?
Because water and copper are a legendary pair — the spill keeps light moving across the hammered facets while the metal deepens into patina year by year. Add greenery overhead and the Maya becomes the most alive object on the pool wall, changing daily.
What are the sizes and the inlet spec?
Three: OPT-24SCPW, OPT-30SCPW, and OPT-36SCPW at 24, 30, and 36 inches — each fed through a 3/4-inch inlet to its copper scupper. Your contractor sizes the supply line to that fitting when tying it into the pool plumbing.
Is installation complicated?
The water side is a standard pool-contractor task: run a line from the circulation system to the Maya’s 3/4-inch inlet and balance the flow at the scupper. The planter side is no task at all — fill with mix and plant. The two never share a connection.
Do the plants sit above the water flow?
Yes — the planted compartment is independent of the spill path, so the arrangement stays dry-footed while water passes to the scupper. You can swap seasonal plantings without touching plumbing, and run the spill without eroding a single root ball.
How does the copper age with water running over it?
Gracefully — expect the spill path and rim of the Maya to patina fastest, shifting from bright metal toward deep bronze-browns. It is protection, not corrosion; copper thrives wet. Rinse off debris and mineral buildup occasionally, and skip abrasive scrubbing.
What completes the matched set?
The Maya family’s other members — hammered copper fire bowls and planters from the same molds, plus our wider water bowls range. Alternating copper flame and copper water-with-greenery along a pool edge is the full Outdoor Plus effect.
Can I use it without connecting the water?
Yes — unplumbed, the Maya serves happily as a hammered copper planter, and many owners run it that way until a pool remodel makes the connection practical. The 3/4-inch inlet simply waits; nothing about the planted section depends on the water side.