The Osteospermum Petal Clock takes inspiration from the African daisy of the same name, applying its geometries and highly symmetrical shape to form a sculptural, decorative clock face. Hours are represented in 12 hour segments that mimic the natural curve of the flower’s petals. At once delicate and sharp, it’s severe aesthetic is balanced in soft white making it an elegant and eye-catching wall adornment.
Designer: Ken Liu
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