I've never seen anything like the Sasa Clock before. Bringing to mind rosary beads, this time-teller can, in fact, be worn as a necklace. A unique concept, each bead represents the passing of time.
Designed by Thorunn Anradottir, the Sasa Clock features various stained wooden beads, which notify the owner what time it is. The blue beads represent the passing of five minutes, the orange ones signify each passing hour, and the gold and silver beads represent, respectively, noon and midnight.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Jewelry-clock Hybrids
- Combining the functionalities of jewelry and time-telling presents opportunities for new and unique designs.
- Unconventional Time-telling Methods
- Exploring non-traditional ways to display time provides opportunities to create innovative and eye-catching products.
- Natural Materials and Color Schemes
- Using sustainable and organic materials and colors presents opportunities to appeal to consumers seeking eco-friendly and natural products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Accessories
- Fashion accessory companies can explore incorporating time-telling functions into their products to offer more value and uniqueness to customers.
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can innovate by incorporating unconventional time-telling methods into their designs to add an element of interest and quirkiness to their products.
- Sustainable Goods
- Companies that prioritize using natural and sustainable materials can leverage this trend to create functional and aesthetic time-telling products that appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
