Designed by nendoThree types of cuckoo clocks that are all a little "wrong"A collection of cuckoo clocks in three different models with changes made to the traditional, steeple-topped cuckoo clock design. 01. bookendA cuckoo clock that can be used as a bookend by splitting the dial's face into two parts.This merge comes naturally as the clock and books co-exist on the shelf harmoniously together. 02. tiltThe unusual angles of both the cuckoo bird and the dial design imply that this clock should be placed upside-down.Placing the heavier internal components asymmetrically on one side of the base enables the clock to naturally maintain its balance. 03. dentA cuckoo clock with a dent which looks as if the traditional clock has been carved out of the block.The cuckoo bird peeks out sideways from a small hole on the side of the clock. Specification Size: bookend/ w127×h211×d137mm(max: w203)tilt/ w195×h195×d137mm dent/ w197×h226×d137mm Weight: bookend/1,230g tilt/1,600g dent/ 1,400g Material: Japanese cedar veneer MDF Type: Cuckoo clock Features: Two-step volume control with light sensor Remark: *nendo original sound: The cuckoo's sound changes every three hours as musical instruments are added. photo Akihiro Yoshida