The horns give it away before anything else, sweeping straight out past the rim so the coo won't stay inside its own circle. Under a shaggy fringe, two eyes peer out over a broad pale muzzle, the coat drawn in long flowing strands of warm brown and amber wood tone against a soft sage-green painted ground, with a dashed border ring round the edge.
Every layer is laser-cut in wood, finished in its own colour and stacked into relief, the colours put on with natural oil woodstain so the grain still shows through the coat. A quiet battery quartz movement keeps it running, and the white hands stand out cleanly against the shaggy coat. The Highland coo has to be Scotland's most good-natured face, and it carries that warmth onto a kitchen wall. Our own design, drawn and cut in Fife.
At a glance

Layers: laser-cut layers of wood, each finished in its own colour and stacked into relief
Design: round wall clock with horns sweeping out past the rim
Colours: shaggy fringe over the eyes, warm brown and amber coat on a sage-green painted ground
Border: a dashed border ring round the edge
Finish: hand-painted in natural oil woodstain, grain showing through
Movement: quiet battery quartz movement; white hands
Size: approx 300 mm
Made: our own Highland cow design, made in Fife, Scotland
Price: £75

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