Northwest Michigan Wood Wall Clock | Carved Birch Lake Map Clock

$ 84.00
12 in diameter
Birch, hand-stained water
Layered shoreline face
Laser-etched contours, AA battery
Soundings: NOAA nautical survey data
How the Water Becomes Wood

The face is the water itself, holding regular hours.

  1. ChartThe shoreline is taken from a bathymetric chart of the water.
  2. CutThe face is laser-cut birch with a hand-stained water layer beneath.
  3. EtchContours, depths, and place names are burned into the surface.
  4. RunA single AA battery drives the movement, and it arrives ready to hang.

A Northwest Michigan wall clock in carved birch: the M-22 coast etched beneath the hands, Sleeping Bear to the bays.

This is the clock for the region that considers itself Michigan's crown: the etched face carries the Leelanau Peninsula, the dunes' great shoulder at Sleeping Bear, and the twin bays that organize every summer weekend. The hands keep cherry-festival time over all of it.

It suits a wine-country kitchen, an up-north entry, or the downstate wall counting Fridays.

The region's waters carry full carved relief on the Grand Traverse Bay 3D chart.

  • Laser-etched birch face, hand-stained water
  • Runs on a single AA battery, ready to hang
  • Free next-business-day shipping on orders placed by 2 PM EST
  • 14-day returns
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