Woven Rattan & Black Metal Skeleton Wall Clock

• Diameter: 65cm
• Depth: 4.5cm
• Frame material: Hand-woven rattan
• Clock face: Cut-out black metal skeleton dial with Roman numerals
• Movement: Quartz
• Power: 1x AA battery (not included)
• Fixing: Rear hanging hook
• Best suited for: Living room, hallway, dining room, office

Where craftsmanship meets quiet drama

There's a warmth to hand-woven rattan that no printed finish can replicate: every fibre catches the light slightly differently, giving the frame a soft, sun-bleached texture that feels gathered rather than manufactured. Run a hand along the rim and you notice the irregularity that comes only from weaving by hand, no two coils sitting quite the same way.

At its centre, that natural halo opens onto something entirely different: a black metal skeleton dial, its Roman numerals suspended in open air with nothing behind them but the wall itself. It's this negative space, more than the rattan alone, that gives the piece its scale without weight, a 65cm diameter that reads as sculptural rather than heavy, because so much of it is simply air.

At this size, the clock isn't a small accent piece you glance past. It's built to anchor a wall on its own, the kind of piece you place first and build the room around, whether that's a console beneath it or simply open space to let the woven texture breathe.

Where it works best

This piece sits naturally in bohemian, coastal and modern-natural interiors, anywhere raw materials and warm neutrals already do the talking, like above a rattan console, a linen sofa, or a wide entryway wall. It's less at home in a strictly monochrome, high-gloss minimalist space, where the organic texture of the rattan would fight the room rather than complete it.