Popsicle Clock Vitra

Sundial: Popsicle wall clock by Vitra

Wow - how she shines! The many different struts of the Popsicle clock are reminiscent of the rays of a sun.

Designer George Nelson created the Wall Clocks between 1948 and 1960, a diverse range of watch models, some of which have become true design icons of the 1950s.

The belief in progress

The America of the 1950s was particularly shaped by the belief in progress and the economic upswing. They wanted to keep up with the times and everything seemed possible - even in the field of design.

In order to establish modern design in American homes, George Nelson created a series of everyday objects such as lights, watches and other home accessories.

The designer's wall clocks come in a variety of shapes and materials. The high-quality quartz movements are an alternative to the traditional models. Among the many different designs there is a suitable model for every taste.

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Material and size

The clock is made of various timbers from Western Europe and metals. Included in delivery is a high-quality quartz movement including 1.5 V battery. The clock has a diameter of 35 cm.