RHYTHM Radio-Controlled Wall Clock RHG-M007 with Stained Glass Decor (4MX406HG06)

Stained glass is created by cutting out various colored glass pieces, carefully arranging them one by one, and fusing them together. This technique is said to have its roots in mosaic glass, which is said to have originated in ancient Egypt.

The natural beauty of the plant motif gently marks the passage of time.

Comes with a decorative pendulum with a butterfly pattern that swings among rose flowers.

Fusing is a glass craft technique in which colored glass of various shapes is heated to bend, stack, and fuse them together. This work was supervised by Kuniko Katada, a leading expert in fusing glass in Japan.

Katada pursues the possibilities of glass art by bringing out the many different expressions and facets of glass, such as "delicate and mysterious, aggressive and energetic, warm and sometimes cold..." He is an artist who has earned a reputation for creating beautiful and innovative works.

He continues to create works of natural beauty, using motifs of plants and animals from the natural world, capturing the mysterious world created by the three-dimensional effect of colored glass, which subtly changes color and shines with rainbow colors.

Kuniko Katada

(Katada Kuniko)

A glass artist who creates many delicate and intimate works with motifs from the natural world.

In 1982, he founded the glass studio "Atelier Kuni."

He subsequently participated in and won an award at the Japan-Australia Cultural Exchange Exhibition.

"Fusing Course" published.

Produced an experience workshop at the Glass Museum.

He has held numerous exhibitions and lectures in Hakone, Izu, Matsushima, and other locations.

This radio-controlled clock eliminates the need to set the time, as it automatically adjusts to the correct Japan Standard Time.

It is equipped with a reception off function , so even in an environment where it is difficult to receive radio waves, you can turn off the reception and use it as a normal wall clock.