Every Live Edge Gambel Oak Clock begins as a fallen tree on our 53-acre property in the ponderosa pine country of Williams, Arizona. We don't cut live timber-we harvest what the forest has already let go.
Downed oaks, standing deadwood, branches surrendered to wind and time.
Clearing this fuel isn't just good craft-it's fire management, protecting the pines and the forest we call home. Each round carries the story of where it grew: the bark's grip, the ring patterns left by dry summers and wet winters, the grain shaped by high altitude. We slice it, dry it, seal it, and fit it with a clock movement-so the tree keeps marking time long after it stopped growing.
Every Live Edge Gambel Oak Clock begins as a fallen tree on our 53-acre property in the ponderosa pine country of Williams, Arizona. We don't cut live timber-we harvest what the forest has already let go.
Downed oaks, standing deadwood, branches surrendered to wind and time.
Clearing this fuel isn't just good craft-it's fire management, protecting the pines and the forest we call home. Each round carries the story of where it grew: the bark's grip, the ring patterns left by dry summers and wet winters, the grain shaped by high altitude. We slice it, dry it, seal it, and fit it with a clock movement-so the tree keeps marking time long after it stopped growing.
