Antonio Zaccarella Wall/Table Clock, Character Moomin, Hattifatteners, Pottery Clock ZC971MT03

A unique touch that makes the most of the earthenware. Antonio Zaccarella Pottery Clock ZC971MT03, wall/table clock.

Based on the four basic elements of life - earth, fire, water and air - Antonio Zacarella's unique style is expressed through the ancient Japanese Raku ware techniques that have been passed down to the present day.

This ceramic art expresses the various colors created by nature at different times with the artist's overflowing passion and artistry.

His creations, which combine Italian aesthetic sense with functionality, continue to inspire and fascinate those who see them.

The design features the mysterious creatures that appear in Moomin, known as "Hattan," who wander in groups.

This clock can be hung or placed anywhere you like, so you can enjoy it in a variety of styles.

Italy: Antonio Zaccarella's wall clocks are recommended as room decor or as gifts for loved ones.

The best clay is carefully selected and collected from various parts of Europe, including Italy, Spain, France, and Germany. The pieces are painstakingly crafted using unique firing techniques, and are characterized by a unique touch that makes the most of the earth's flavor and a blue hue reminiscent of the Mediterranean Sea.

Because they are all handmade, each one is different in terms of the hand-drawn design and color due to the firing process. No two are exactly alike, making them one-of-a-kind clocks.

Born in Isernia, Italy in 1951.

After graduating from art school, he began working as a ceramic artist in Austria.

He resumed his activities after returning to Japan.

He studied under Romero Lori, a Raku ware potter from Perugia, Italy, and eventually established his own unique pottery style.

He has received many art awards in his hometown of Montaquila, as well as in cities such as Salmona and Faenza.

The studio is located in a place that retains the atmosphere of the beautiful old countryside, surrounded by abundant nature and where ancient Roman ruins have been excavated.

We carefully select and collect the best soil from all over Europe, including Italy, Spain, France, and Germany.

The pieces are carefully crafted using unique firing techniques and are said to be characterized by a unique touch that makes use of the earthenware and a blue hue reminiscent of the Mediterranean Sea.

Based on the four basic elements of life - "earth, fire, water, and air" - Antonio Zacarella's unique style is expressed through the ancient Japanese Raku ware techniques that have been passed down to the present day.

This ceramic art expresses the various colors created by nature at different times with the artist's overflowing passion and artistry.

His creations, which combine Italian aesthetic sense with functionality, continue to excite and fascinate those who see them.