It’s essentially a metallic, multi-bladed fidget toy for your garden, only instead of your nervous fingers, it’s powered by the sheer idea of a breeze. Give it the faintest suggestion of a gust, and it’ll spin like it just remembered it left the oven on, transforming into a blur of color and motion. Then, just as suddenly, the wind will die, and it’ll stand there, perfectly still, as if nothing happened, patiently waiting for its next moment in the spotlight. It’s the ultimate outdoor performer, demanding attention with its dazzling twirls, even if its audience is just a bewildered squirrel and a perpetually unimpressed garden gnome.
