The village clock says something else.A witch in a starry blue hat and a blue gown sits low in the centre, wand in hand, surrounded by heaps of orange maple leaves. Behind her stands a black clock tower with lit windows and its own small amber dial, flanked by little houses with glowing panes and a pumpkin tree at the left. One bat crosses an amber sky. The black outer ring carries orange Roman numerals with dark leaves pressed between them.There is a lot to look at, so it rewards a spot where people wait, such as a hallway or beside a coffee machine. It suits a Samhain wall and makes a good gift for someone who loves autumn village scenes as much as the witchcraft. Material: printed wooden dial with a bracket on the back for hanging, with a silent movement that does not tick Sizes: 30 x 30 cm round dial, about 11.8 inches across Care: dust with a dry cloth and keep damp cloths and cleaning sprays off the printed face Note: runs on AA batteries, which are not included; the raised, layered scene is a flat 2D print on a slim panel, and colours can shift a little between screen and wall