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Coniferous Clock

By Moss & Fog1 min read

A clever and new way of measuring time, using the oldest method there is, natural decay.

Via DeZeen: Japanese design collective Bril has filled a circular cedar frame with leaves that gradually fade from green to brown over the course of a year to create an annual clock without using hands or numbers

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