buoy Corporation

Buoy Marine Plastic Waste Wall Clock

Japan , Yokohama Kanagawa

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Category Wall Decor
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Buoy Marine Plastic Waste Wall Clock

This clock is made from marine plastic waste. The wall clock features a large face with an expressive pattern unique to Buoy.

Its gently curved shape allows the pattern to vary each time, depending on the marine plastic waste mixed in.

All Buoy products showcase the natural colors of plastic debris washed ashore, with no added dyes or processing. The vibrant hues create a beautiful, mosaic-like pattern, with the different colors blending together to give a slightly organic feel.

This clock is perfect for ocean lovers or anyone who appreciates bold, colorful designs. It also makes a wonderful Christmas gift or a thoughtful present for a friend you haven’t seen in a while.

[Size] Diameter: 280mm x H15mm
Requires one AA battery (not included).

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