An elegant and culturally rich wall clock, representing the 12 Orixás of the Afr

An elegant and culturally rich wall clock, representing the 12 Orixás of the Afro-Brazilian tradition, with each hour highlighting a specific Orisha and its associated symbol. The watch design is a traditional circle with an artistic touch that respects and celebrates the cultural heritage of the Orixás. detaileds: 12 hours: Oxalá - Represented by a white dove or a white crown. 1 hour: Exu - Symbolized by a trident or a messenger hat. 2 hours: Ogum - Represented by a sword or iron tools. 3 hours: Oxóssi - Symbolized by a bow and arrow. 4 hours: Logunedé - Represented by a fishing rod or a mirror. 5 hours: Obaluaiê - Symbolized by a spear or a xaxará (rattle). 6 hours: Omolu - Represented by straws and a hunched figure. 7 hours: Oxumaré - Symbolized by a snake or a rainbow. 8 Hours: Ossaim - Represented by leaves and medicinal herbs. 9 hours: Xangô - Symbolized by a double-bladed ax. 10 hours: Iansã - Represented by lightning and winds, or a sword and lightning. 11 hours: Iemanjá - Symbolized by a shell or a mirror. Each number on the clock is replaced by a symbol representing the respective Orixá, and the watch case has a neutral design, maybe an ivory or black pattern, to highlight the colored symbols. Clock hands are simple, mas elegantes, perhaps in a gold or silver color to add a touch of sophistication. Cores e styled: Main colors: offwhite, doradas, silver, and vibrant colors for the Orixás symbols. styled: A mix of traditional and modern, respecting the iconography of the Orixás while fitting well into contemporary decor.

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