Great Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopos major

The Great Spotted Woodpecker clings to branches and tree trunks. It is a striking black and white bird, handsomely marked. Its underparts are creamy-white. The male has a distinctive red patch on the back of the head, and the young birds have a red crown.

Length 235mm

Haunt rarely on the ground, frequents higher shelves or mantels

Nest comfortably on a mantel or mantelpiece otherwise a shelf may be selected

Food largely fuelled by 1AA battery

Voice a comparatively silent bird. Its presence is announced by its distinctive call or drumming display - a faint repetitive "tick” continuously repeated

A contemporary take on the mantel, or shelf clock, traditionally placed above the fireplace. Colour palette and plumage patterns reference UK garden birds to bring a sense of the outside in

We make by hand collectable contemporary homewares in paper pulp and eco-resin. We use sustainable eco-friendly materials and use a circular design process that is intuitive and direct. We create organic forms with a simple graphic aesthetic and a pop of colour.

White Jesmonite eco-resin base with birch ply clock face. Black clock hands. Battery operated, quartz clock mechanism. Requires 1xAA battery - not included

235mmW 305mmH 40mmD

handmade / contemporary homeware / collectable design

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