Crafted from carefully air-dried walnut, each millimeter of its grain tells the story of the forest’s breath. The deep crimson hue is achieved through nine layers of hand-rubbed traditional walnut oil and shellac, developing a richer, amber-like patina over time. The dial’s patterns are created using a precision ball-pressing technique, giving the botanical vines a three-dimensional,relief-like quality on the gypsum base—a hallmark of handmade wooden decor.

From the stone rings of sundials to the brass wheels of Harrison’s marine chronometers, the circle has always symbolized the cyclical nature of time. This piece pays homage with its dual-pillar structure, echoing the suspension mechanics of early tower clocks. The Arabic numerals connect to the golden age of Arabic astronomy, while the layered patterns whisper the philosophical metaphor of the infinite Celtic knot. Where the wood’s growth rings meet the mechanical gears, a material poem is born—bridging natural cycles and human measurement, perfect as a unique rustic home accessory or a thoughtful gift for him.

On study room desk, its 86mm depth creates a harmonious perspective alongside leather-bound books. In an office, its 185mm height becomes emotional within a rational space. By the entryway, the deep red wood complements a key dish, enriching the daily homecoming ritual. Its gentle, heartbeat-like ticking proves that true luxury is time made tangible—a warm companion and a stunning piece of vintage-inspired home decor.

This solid wood mantel clock is more than a timepiece; it is a handcrafted masterpiece that merges the life story of wood with the history of horology. It records nature’s time through its grain and measures human time through its gears, offering a serene and eternal philosophy of time in deep red wood and warm brass for the modern space.