The Big Island, carved into a birch wall clock
Hand-stained water, etched shoreline, quiet quartz movement.
“Beautiful piece, expertly crafted. Packed well and arrived in perfect condition.”
Mark S., Hudson, OH. Verified buyer
A Big Island wall clock in carved birch, 12 inches: the island of fire etched beneath the hands, Kona coast to Hilo side.
Details
- Dimensions
- 12 in diameter
- Material
- Birch, hand-stained water
- Build
- Layered shoreline face
- Detail
- Laser-etched contours, AA battery
- Soundings
- NOAA nautical survey data
About this piece
The Big Island keeps volcanic time, an island still growing at Kilauea's pleasure, and this clock runs the human schedule over it: the etched face carrying the two great mountains, the manta-dive coast, and enough climate zones for every kind of afternoon.
It suits a coffee-country kitchen or anywhere that brews Kona and means it.
The island's full depths are carved on the Big Island 3D chart.
- 12 in diameter
- 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
Shipping and returns
Orders placed by 2 PM EST ship the next business day, free anywhere in the US, with tracking.
14-day returns if the size or frame is not right for the room.
Going on someone else’s wall? It ships packed and ready to wrap. Add a gift note in your cart.
How the water becomes wood
The face is the water itself.
The Big Island laser-cut in birch with a hand-stained water layer beneath, contours and place names burned into the surface, and a quiet quartz movement keeping regular hours.
A clock people actually look at.
Kitchen, office, cottage or boathouse: it reads as a map first and a clock second. One AA battery, ready to hang.
From the people who hung one
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