A Serene White Porcelain Clock Weaving Stillness and Motion

“A Droplet Traces Its Existence”

This piece explores the unseen shape of gravity―a force that shapes our world, yet remains invisible. Its motif comes from raindrops falling from an eave, tracing patterns on the ground during a quiet moment of shelter from the rain. The gentle undulations create soft, tranquil shadows, resulting in a work that soothes the spirit and invites touch.

“An Aggressive Clock”

This striking clock draws inspiration from architectural “tension structures” often seen in bridges, and the projecting “membrane structures” used in tents. Another theme is the expression of sharp, thorn-like emotions. Look closely—don’t you feel it, too? It stirs something deep within, awakening a hidden intensity. Beyond its role as a timepiece, it stands as an artwork of refinement and beauty.

A Fusion of Refined Design and Master Craftsmanship

Another defining feature is the natural beauty of its ceramic material. Made with specially treated ceramics, the clock has a matte finish with a distinctive texture.
Its frame is crafted by one of Japan’s leading ceramic manufacturers, with each piece meticulously shaped by skilled artisans.

Achieving flawless flat surfaces and sharp edges poses a serious challenge and requires extraordinary skill. Countless prototypes and hours of refinement went into the creation of the final product.

The delicate, sharply defined hands are crafted from a material that is prized for its strength and durability.

On the lower left side of the body, the Lemnos logo and the designer’s name—Kanae Tsukamoto—are printed in blue.