Arts & Crafts - Vanity Wall Pendulum Clock

The Vanity wall pendulum clock is an elegant piece of design that combines classic and modern elements, made entirely of iron to ensure durability and sustainability. The dimensions of 26.7 x 54 cm and the four different colors - lacquered gold, mud, sand and marble white - allow it to adapt to different furnishing styles.

The distinctive element of the Vanity watch is its artistic frame that surrounds the dial. While the dial itself maintains an elegant, simple and clean style, the outer frame is characterized by greater liveliness and particularity. In the center, we find intricate curls and squiggles that give a sense of movement and delicacy, while at the corners, geometric and square shapes provide stability and a well-defined look to the watch. This combination of shapes creates a fascinating contrast, making the watch a unique and eye-catching piece. The lower part of the watch is enriched with a pendulum that helps create a dynamic and interesting visual effect. The pendulum is composed of two rounded parts: a larger and perforated part that adds a touch of lightness, and a smaller and fuller part that balances the design with solidity and stability.

Like all Arti & Mestieri products, the Vanity watch is made with a strong commitment to sustainability. The iron, the main material of the watch, is completely recyclable, reducing the environmental impact of the product. In addition, the company uses eco-friendly practices and packaging that tends to be plastic free, underlining its attention to environmental protection. With its artistic structure, sustainable materials and versatile color options, this watch represents an ideal choice for those who want to combine aesthetics, functionality and respect for the environment.

• Product : Vanity Wall Pendulum Clock
• Color : Lacquered gold, Mud, Sand, Marble white
• Material : Iron
• Dimensions : 26.7 x 54H cm
• Hands : White
• Power supply : AA battery
• Made in Italy
• Features : Clock that combines the simplicity of its dial with the whimsical aesthetics of its frame, with curls and more marked geometric shapes. The pendulum, on the other hand, has a first perforated part while the final part is represented by a smaller full circle