This week in the special feature Friday I would like to introduce Natural Clocks. The owner of Natural clocks, Val, is originally from Italy. After finishing her studies she decided to move to London, where she met her husband. 21 years later they decided they wanted a countryside life, and moved to the lake district in north west England.
Here Val started a little gift shop in a rural village. However, soon she realized she wanted to sell more different and unusual items, instead of the ready made goods purchased from suppliers or whole-sellers. The area Val lives is a great place, with access to many different types of material to work with. This way her costumers know they get an items from the area. The items are unique and provided by nature.
Driftwood always has a very natural rustic look. This clock is made of a well weathered piece of driftwood that was collected by val on Morecambe bay. The clock hands are metal and the clock parts are quartz with a silent sleeping movement.
This desk clock has a wooden base and is covered by a beautiful vintage postcard. The print is sealed with an acrylic sealant and an acrylic varnish. The clock measures 12x12 cm. (5x5 inch)
Val has given the readers a coupon code for a 10% discount: COUPON10OFF
These are some very nice hand made items!
ReplyDeleteHow creative! Her shop is full of so many neat designs. I think my favorite would have to be the fern clock (https://www.etsy.com/listing/178121378/)!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finds!
ReplyDeleteI really like the Penny Pence clock! How fun! Great post. (I always love the back stories you give)
ReplyDeleteI love clocks! Really! I would go crazy if I could not know the time. They are both lovely but the bluebirds is so vibrant and beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh, what great little clocks, I really like the wood one.
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