Painted Batya Bais Hamikdash Clock
The Painted Batya Bais Hamikdash Clock from the Waterdale Collection puts the Bais Hamikdash (בית המקדש) at the center of a working wall clock. Painted by Waterdale’s exclusive artist Batya, the scene shows the Mikdash lit gold on the hilltop above Yerushalayim, with a crowd in blue and white making its way along the path toward it.
The artist’s original hand-painted artwork is printed on crystal clear Lucite and backed in white, so the blues and creams read clearly from across a room. Slim gold hands and gold hour markers keep the face uncluttered against the painting.
At 20" round it holds a wall on its own — over a sideboard, in a dining room, or in an entryway. Coordinate with other pieces in the Painted Collection, and add engraving to make it a wedding, housewarming or anniversary gift.
What types of clocks are included in this collection?
This collection includes wall clocks, desk clocks, and decorative timepieces designed with lucite and Judaica-inspired themes.
What materials are Judaica clocks made from?
Most are crafted from lucite or acrylic with metallic accents, offering durability and a clean, modern aesthetic.
Are these clocks decorative or functional?
They are both designed to keep accurate time while also serving as elegant display pieces for home or office.
Where can these clocks be used?
They can be placed in living rooms, offices, bedrooms, or entryways to add both function and visual interest.
Are Lucite clocks durable?
Yes, Lucite is lightweight, sturdy, and resistant to breakage, making it ideal for long-term everyday use.
Are Judaica clocks a good gift?
Yes, they are practical, stylish, and meaningful, making them a popular gift for housewarmings, weddings, and special occasions.
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