Warrandyte Wild Clay Clock
A unique handbuilt clock with parallel zig zags.
This clock is part of a very exciting limted range of clocks decorate with wild clay that was foraged by me, from the banks of the Birrarung in Warrandyte. It was then rehydrated, sieved, and processed by hand, before being tested at various temperaures for use. This kind of processing of clay is not widespread as most clay is purchased after being processed from a clay manufacturer. In order for minimal impact on the earth only 1kg of wet clay was foraged, making these clocks incredible special.
Approximately 20x19cm. The clock mechanism is silent.
A unique handbuilt clock with parallel zig zags.
This clock is part of a very exciting limted range of clocks decorate with wild clay that was foraged by me, from the banks of the Birrarung in Warrandyte. It was then rehydrated, sieved, and processed by hand, before being tested at various temperaures for use. This kind of processing of clay is not widespread as most clay is purchased after being processed from a clay manufacturer. In order for minimal impact on the earth only 1kg of wet clay was foraged, making these clocks incredible special.
Approximately 20x19cm. The clock mechanism is silent.
A unique handbuilt clock with parallel zig zags.
This clock is part of a very exciting limted range of clocks decorate with wild clay that was foraged by me, from the banks of the Birrarung in Warrandyte. It was then rehydrated, sieved, and processed by hand, before being tested at various temperaures for use. This kind of processing of clay is not widespread as most clay is purchased after being processed from a clay manufacturer. In order for minimal impact on the earth only 1kg of wet clay was foraged, making these clocks incredible special.
Approximately 20x19cm. The clock mechanism is silent.
