Smithsonian Rooster Weathervane in Pure Copper

Smithsonian Rooster Weathervane in Pure Copper

A weather vane, or wind vane, indicates the direction of the wind and is typically mounted on rooftops, barns, or towers. Initially used by farmers and sailors to understand wind patterns, it now serves as a tool for all-weather observers. While weather vanes started as practical tools, they have become attractive decorations, with the rooster design being one of the oldest.

Good Directions has been crafting high-quality copper weathervanes since 1982 and is known for its style and durability. These heirloom-quality pieces can add beauty to any home or structure. This design comes from the prestigious Smithsonian® Collection and is handcrafted by artisans. They are easy to assemble and include solid brass directionals and copper globes. A recommended 401AL Roof Mount is sold separately. 

Good Directions prioritizes quality weathervanes featuring 100% pure copper and solid brass, with aluminum options made entirely from high-quality aluminum. Each setup includes a sturdy steel assembly rod with a protective powder-coated finish for added strength and weather resistance.