Lyman Whitaker Wind Sculptures

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Since 1987 Lyman Whitaker has been crafting his soothing Wind Sculptures. Buy online, or contact us if you’ve questions: info@leopoldgallery.com / 816.333.3111. We’ll take exceptional care of you. Lyman’s copper wind spinners can take winds of up to 90 MPH. If you buy a sculpture, we promise you’ll love it. You’ll get a receipt, shipping info, and installation instructions. These works are simple to install. Don’t settle for poorly made imitations that don’t have a warranty, and don’t work. Get an original Whitaker Wind Sculpture. You’ll treasure it always!

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Hilary knew exactly how to help me determine which size would look best in my garden. I’m very much in love with my sculpture and plan to order another one in the future.

—Courtney Meade, Oxford, England

I was torn between a few different designs. The staff at Leopold created a handful of incredible helpful mock-ups which made it easy to visualize the sculpture in my yard. This simplified the decision-making and I am so happy with what I chose: the Double Spinner.

—Cindy Fuller, Sarasota, NY

Our sculpture, the Double Helix Horizontal Sub-Huge, looks so natural in my yard. Sometimes it feels like it’s always been there.

—Rebecca Bentley, Rainier, WA

The wind sculptures have proven incredibly soothing for our patients and their families. We own six, and everyone loves the whole collection–which were expertly placed around the grounds.

—Elaine McIntosh, CEO, Kansas City Hospice and Palliative Care

I ordered my Double Spinner, Desert Flame, and Agave online. The pieces arrived in perfect condition, and Josh also sent me a great bottle of Sonoma Red Blend.

—Gary Petersen, Carmel, CA

Once you get your first sculpture, you’re going to want more. I currently have a wind forest of 7 and have no intention of stopping.

—Amy Melton, Dallas, TX

Edith and I couldn’t be more thrilled with our Single Helix Oval. It has such a calming effect and is a gentle reminder to enjoy the little moments of every day.

—Bill and Edith Mortimer, Washington, D.C.