MIKI is crafted from Japanese Zelkova wood, a traditional timber used in the construction of Japanese shrines and temples. High-quality Zelkova suitable for making the MIKI Clock is carefully selected from Japan’s domestic timber market.
 
Zelkova is a hard and durable wood known for its natural grain and distinctive growth rings. Each piece has its own pattern, reflecting the age and growing conditions of the tree, making every MIKI Clock slightly different. The surface is carefully polished to bring out the natural warmth and texture of the wood.
 
Zelkova has a long history in Japanese architecture, including its use in historic wooden structures such as Kyoto’s Kiyomizu-dera.
 
MIKI can be used as either a wall clock or tabletop clock with its removable stand.
 
MIKI Urushi Suki
The MIKI Urushi Suki is a special version finished with traditional Japanese urushi lacquer. Skilled lacquerware craftsmen apply the lacquer by hand, enhancing the natural form and grain of the Zelkova while adding depth to the surface.
 
Combining Japanese Zelkova, traditional lacquer craftsmanship, and a simple contemporary form, MIKI Urushi Suki offers a distinctive expression of Japanese design and craftsmanship.