For the dial, I used mineral pigments made from crushed red minerals called "cinnabar". In Japan, it has been mined since the Jomon period and is used to decorate ancient tombs as a sacred object. Before artificial vermilion was made, it was widely used as a pigment for vermilion lacquer and vermilion meat, and was also believed to be a medicine for immortality and longevity. It is a mineral that has been very cherished since ancient times. The main body is made by a method called "potter's wheel pulling" in Kaga Yamanaka, Ishikawa Prefecture, which has a history of more than 400 years as a lacquerware production area, by applying a halberd (canna) to a rotating tree. The material is zelkova, the wood grain is beautiful, and the texture is smooth and moist. The dial is made of Japanese paper made by Mayumi Ishikawa, who makes Japanese paper in Futamata Town, Kanazawa City. On top of that, "mineral pigments" made by crushing natural stones are applied in layers. The index is gold leaf from Kanazawa. ■ The color of the wooden part is available in three colors: plain, brown, and black. ■ You can put the original engraving on the back cover. (Charge +880 yen including tax) ■ Since it is a made-to-order production, it basically takes about 2 weeks after ordering. Thank you for your understanding. [Specifications of the clock part] ・Made in Japan, 1-year warranty, Body size: Diameter 10 cm, Thickness 5.4 cm, Battery used: AA battery [Accessories] ・ 1 AA battery, 1 instruction manual, cowhide back cover