The outer edge is a pointed starburst, rays fanning out like a compass rose, and at its centre sits Scotland's own thistle. The flower head is painted a strong purple above spiky green sepals, set over olive-green rays with amber and cream layers beneath, each one laser-cut in wood, finished in its own colour and stacked into relief. Each colour is a natural oil woodstain, so the grain shows through under the paint.
It's the purple that catches you first, bright against the greens and the warm wood. A quiet battery quartz movement runs behind it, with white hands sitting over the pattern. Scotland's national flower has stood for resilience and pride for centuries, and this one looks as at home held up against old Scottish stone as it does on a wall indoors. Our own design, made here in Fife, Scotland.
At a glance

Layers: laser-cut layers of wood, each finished in its own colour and stacked into relief
Design: star or sunburst shape, with pointed rays like a compass rose
Colours: a purple painted thistle head over spiky green sepals, on olive-green, amber and cream layers
Emblem: Scotland's national flower, rendered in relief
Finish: painted in natural oil woodstain, the grain showing through
Movement: quiet battery quartz movement; white hands
Size: approx 300 mm
Made: our own thistle design, drawn and cut in Fife, Scotland
Price: £75

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