Startburst Wall Clock, Native American Style Art, Unique Wall Clock, Southwestern Wall Clock, Southwest Round Wall Clock

10" Round Clock, Analog
2" deep
Sawtooth style hanger on back
Face of clock is an art print that is mounted behind the plexiglass
Mechanisms are serviceable
AA battery required and not included
Frame of clock is wood and may either be natural finish or painted white or black finish

Check out this YouTube video showcasing an unboxing of one of these clocks:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bMyH726x3jQ

Our wall clock showcases a sturdy construction with a robust frame accentuated by a distinctive plexiglass face. This combination not only ensures durability but also highlights the stunning visual design of the artwork on the face of the clock. The silent clock mechanism ensures precise timekeeping, preserving the tranquility of your environment.

Maintaining the clock's captivating design is effortless – just a gentle wipe with a clean, dry microfiber cloth will suffice. To keep its brilliant appeal, we recommend shielding the clock from direct sunlight and humidity.

Artwork in my shop is produced using a mixture of modern techniques including AI Art generators, Photoshop, Illustrator, in a few places my own travel photography, custom software I developed and is the product of my imagination.

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The story for this item:

In the heart of a serene valley, where the horizon kissed the sky in hues of teal, orange, blue, and light gold, lived a young artist named Kaya. Her people cherished the land and the sky, finding deep meanings and stories in the colors and patterns that decorated their world. Kaya, with her keen eye and creative spirit, often drew inspiration from nature’s vibrant palette.

One evening, as the sun set and painted the sky with a glorious array of colors, Kaya sat by a tranquil river, her sketchbook in hand. She watched as the light danced on the water, reflecting the vivid shades of the sunset. The scene reminded her of the sacred starburst patterns that adorned the blankets and pottery of her ancestors. These starbursts were not just beautiful designs; they represented the interconnectedness of life, the warmth of the sun, and the guidance of the stars.

Kaya decided she would create a starburst pattern of her own, one that encapsulated the colors and the spirit of the evening sky. She carefully chose her colors: a deep native teal for the calm and wisdom of the waters, a warm orange for the setting sun that brought warmth to their lives, a rich blue for the vastness of the sky and the dreams it held, and a light gold/yellow for the first stars that began to twinkle at twilight, symbols of hope and guidance.

As she began to sketch, her hands moved with confidence and purpose. Each line and angle came together to form a starburst that radiated strength and beauty. Kaya imagined the starburst becoming part of her people's legacy, a testament to the land they cherished and the skies they revered. She worked with precision, ensuring that every color was balanced and that the pattern captured the harmonious energy she felt within her heart.

When she finished, Kaya looked at her creation with a sense of fulfillment. The starburst seemed to glow with an inner light, a reflection of the bond between the earth and sky. She knew that this piece would not just be a work of art but a symbol of their culture and traditions, a reminder of the stories and wisdom passed down through generations.

Kaya shared her starburst pattern with the elders of her community. They were moved by her dedication and the way she had woven their history and the essence of their land into the design. With their blessing, Kaya’s starburst was incorporated into various elements of their daily life: it adorned their blankets, pottery, and ceremonial artifacts, connecting them all through a shared heritage of color and meaning.

Under clear night skies, around the warmth of a communal fire, the elders would recount tales of their ancestors, pointing out Kaya’s starburst pattern as a symbol of unity and continuity. The younger generation, including Kaya, listened with rapt attention, inspired by the stories and the beauty of their traditions. They learned to appreciate the significance of the patterns and colors, understanding that each held a piece of their identity and wisdom.

Kaya's starburst became a beacon of pride, its vibrant teal, orange, blue, and light gold/yellow hues echoing the spirit of their people. It reminded them to honor their past while looking forward to the future, guiding them like the first stars at twilight. Through her art, Kaya had not only captured the beauty of an evening sky but had also celebrated the enduring legacy of her people, ensuring that their shared dreams and stories would continue to shine brightly for generations to come.

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