Terracotta Round Wall Clock — Minimalist Tick Marks, No Numbers
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For those who believe a clock should tell the time without demanding attention — this is it. The Terracotta Round Minimalist Wall Clock is the cleanest, most refined piece in the Soul of Soil clock collection. A wide, flat terracotta disc with a slightly raised outer rim, hour positions marked by simple hand-carved groups of lines, and a plain uncluttered centre face. Just clay, two black hands, and time. No numbers, no motifs, no decoration, no distraction.
The beauty of this clock is precisely in what it does not have. Without Roman numerals or printed numbers, the warm terracotta surface itself becomes the visual statement — the natural texture of the fired clay, the subtle variations in tone, and the clean geometry of the disc create a clock that looks equally at home in a design museum and on a living room wall. It is the kind of object that designers, architects, and minimalism enthusiasts respond to immediately and understand without needing explanation.
Made from natural terracotta clay, hand-formed and kiln-fired in India. Silent quartz movement, battery-operated, ready to hang. Works equally well in residential and commercial spaces — studios, home offices, cafes, yoga spaces, and galleries. A genuinely timeless design for people who appreciate restraint and natural materials.
- Material: 100% natural terracotta clay, hand-formed & kiln-fired
- Movement: Silent quartz, battery-operated (1 x AA battery)
- Numerals: None — clean hour tick marks only
- Form: Wide flat round disc with raised outer rim
- Best for: Minimalist interiors · studios · yoga spaces · offices · gifting
Less clock. More clay. Exactly right.
Size + Care
Shipping + Returns
- Domestic Shipping: 5–7 business days
- International Shipping: 7–21 business days
Once your order is placed, our team begins the preparation process. You will receive a confirmation email with tracking information as soon as your package is dispatched.
Every piece in our collection is handmade by artisan potters in Rajasthan using natural clay and traditional techniques — no machines, no synthetic coatings, nothing but honest craft.