Man in the Moon Glass Clock

When I was a little girl (you know, during the time of the Crusades), I adored the Mother Goose rhyme: “Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon.” There was something about the thought of a cow jumping over the moon that was so enchanting to me. And of course, not long after that, the dish ran away with the spoon. (Were they in love? Was the fork’s heart broken? I could never figure that one out, but I definitely thought about it from time to time).

I have always been inexorably drawn to the moon. In fact, my mother told me that my first word was “moon,” and not “mommy” or “daddy”. She said she pointed to the big yellow glowing ball in the sky and said, “Mindy, moon”, and I repeated the word solemnly, the first time I ever spoke. That was probably the start of a lifelong love affair with that mysterious, wondrous orb.

Much of my Dreamscape work has moons in it. But I wanted to create a moon clock that had more of a vintage, old-fashioned feel, the kind I remember from story books. So our Man in the Moon clock came to be, with a stained glass stylization. It’s 12″ round glass, and has mounting hardware on the back. You can also display it in our clock stand if you don’t want to hang it on the wall. If I had this clock as a child, I would have loved it. That much is for sure To learn more, click here or on the image below. It’s a limited edition clock.