Wetland Park Stainless Steel Water Nymph Night-blooming Nymphaea Sculpture

How are each lily pad attached to the central stem?

The central stem is the main support for the entire Night-blooming Nymphaea Sculpture, acting as the stem of the lily pad. This stem is typically made of stainless steel to ensure durability and weather resistance, especially in outdoor environments such as wetland parks. The stem is typically hollow or solid, depending on the design, and often has a polished or brushed finish for a sleek, modern aesthetic. The Night-blooming Nymphaea Sculpture leaves mimic the natural spread and position of real lily pads, with each leaf attached to the central stem at a different height and angle, creating a dynamic, layered effect that mimics the organic growth of lilies in nature.

The most common method of attaching the stainless steel leaves to the central stem is welding. Strong, precise welds are used where the stem meets the underside of each lily pad, ensuring a secure attachment while maintaining the integrity of the Night-blooming Nymphaea Sculpture. The welding process is very careful to avoid visible seams or imperfections, creating a seamless transition between the leaf and stem.

Wetland Park Stainless Steel Water Nymph Night-blooming Nymphaea Sculpture