Water Clock

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Curator: Do we need another clock? yes, if it calms instead of hurry us. A minimal clock where the user can use any plate and glass of their choice. The balls float on the water to display the time. It consists of a ceramic base topped with a pair of magnetic spheres. Underneath the ceramic surface of the base is a pair of powerful magnets. The “hands” of the clock are in the shape of two small orbs. The orbs are magnetic and buoyant, so if you fill up a glass with water, they actually float to the surface and then move in a circular path to tell the current time.Design: kouichi okamotoCeramic work: daniel joMaterial : ceramic & polypropylene magnetsSize : W20cm x D20cm x H5cmWeight : 1.5kg Show more