Small wrought iron farmer weather vane on his tractor

Small wrought iron farmer weather vane on his tractor Description

A rooftop weathervane is a meteorological instrument used to determine wind direction according to the four cardinal points (north, south, east, and west). For many years, owning a weathervane was a sign of wealth and power. This object gradually became more widespread, and many craftsmen adopted it as an outward symbol of their profession: bakers, carpenters, blacksmiths, etc. Today, weathervanes are primarily used as decorative accessories for the exteriors of homes. Features: High-temperature treated epoxy paint (extends the weathervane's lifespan and preserves its new appearance) Laser-cut for a clean finish