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Butterflies Sculpture & Courtyard Fountains, Meadowbank, Braintree

Tim Ward of CTS was commissioned to create these sculptural features for a new-build housing development in Braintree, Essex. The butterfly theme from John Ray (1627-1705) born in Braintree who said;

"You ask what is the use of butterflies. I reply to adorn the world and delight the eyes of men; to brighten the countryside like so many golden jewels. To contemplate their exquisite beauty and variety is to experience the truest pleasure."