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Category - Ceramic Pendulum Clocks
The raku process for making these ceramic clocks originated in 16th century Japan. The process was revived and redesigned in the West in the early 1960s. The ceramic pieces are taken from the kiln, while still white hot, and immediately immersed in metal containers full of natural fuel, such as sawdust, straw and dry leaves, to obtain a strong reduction due to an absence of oxygen. This technique produces the metallic, shiny colors of the finished pieces.
Pendulum clocks come in various sizes and shapes:
Maxi - round in shape and the largest size clock available, 16 x 16 with an additional 15 of pendulum
Pendolo Semiluna - the half-moon shape, 19.5 x 11 with an additional 14 of pendulum
Pendolo large round shape, 13.5 x 13.5 with an additional 11 of pendulum
Medio - medium size, mostly round in shape, approximately 11 x 11 with an additional 10 of pendulum
Pendolino smallest size available, mostly round in shape, 8.5 x 8.5 with an additional 9.5 of pendulum
Prices are as follows:
Maxi - $419
Pendolo Semiluna - $299
Pendolo - $299
Medio - $199
Pendolino - $159 to $179
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