Approx. 12 inches in diameter
Sometimes a single flower is so iconic it can convey sunshine and happiness whenever it is encountered. That's the effect with this simple sunflower design. Golden yellow petals evoke a cheerful and warm response with every glance at the time. Rustic, farmhouse aesthetic. Clock hands have a distressed finish. Vintage design elements add an aged appeal to the clock face.
The Fairy Freckles Studios® Difference
Every design is a copyrighted original, created by our in-house artists and exclusive to our studio. We take pride in handcrafting each piece here in the USA using premium, domestically sourced materials.
Product Details:
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Artisan Construction: Our Handmade USA wall clocks are crafted on durable 1/4" wood composite using professional-grade, high-resolution prints.
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Open-Face Design: To enhance a vintage, antique aesthetic and eliminate glare from glass or plastic lenses, our clock faces are intentionally uncovered.
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Silent Movement: Equipped with a high-quality, whisper-quiet quartz motor—perfect for bedrooms or quiet workspaces. (Requires one AA battery, not included).
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Expertly Tested: Every movement is rigorously tested in-house before shipping to ensure perfect timekeeping.
Note: Clocks feature minutes and hours hands - they do not include 'seconds' hands. All hands are crafted from metal; styles and colors may vary slightly from the photo based on current availability.
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According to the 1839 edition of the Victorian Language of Flowers the SUNFLOWER is attributed to FALSE RICHES. The Sunflower has been thus named from the resemblance which its broad golden disk and surrounding rays bear to the sun. On this account it was used in its native country by the Peruvians, who worshipped that luminary — the virgins who officiated in the Temple of the Sun being crowned with Sunflowers of pure gold, wearing them also at their bosoms, and carrying them in their hands. These golden flowers, reflecting the rays of their deity, formed a scene of dazzling brilliancy. The first Spaniards who arrived in Peru were amazed at this profuse display of gold, but they were still more astonished when in May they beheld whole fields covered with these flowers, which they concluded at first sight to be composed of the same precious metal. The Sunflower has been made the emblem of false wealth, because gold, however abundant, cannot of itself render a person truly rich.
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