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Overview
A mixed‑media steampunk collage Totem blending vintage clock imagery, butterflies, gears, webs, spiders, and botanical transfers. This piece combines mechanical motifs with organic elements, creating a handcrafted sculpture that feels whimsical, industrial, and richly layered.
Details & Materials
Structure: Pressure‑treated 4×4 post, 3 ft tall
Surface Treatments:
Decoupaged papers featuring steampunk imagery — gears, clocks, mechanical diagrams, vintage ephemera
Butterfly ephemera layered throughout
Floral transfers adding softness and contrast
Papers with webs and spiders for subtle gothic texture
Sculptural Elements:
Mounted metal gears
Finishes: Multiple coats of water‑based polyurethane for protection and sheen
Base: Black metal base suitable for indoor display or outdoor staking
Dimensions
Height: 3 ft Width: 3.5" Depth: 3.5" Suitable for indoor and outdoor placement
About the Piece
The Winged Clockwork Totem blends the romance of steampunk with the softness of botanical imagery. Decoupaged papers introduce gears, clocks, webs, and vintage ephemera, while butterflies and floral transfers add organic contrast. Metal gears mounted to the surface give the piece sculptural dimension and reinforce its mechanical theme.
The interplay of industrial motifs and natural elements creates a layered, narrative feel — as if a forgotten machine has been reclaimed by nature. Each side reveals a different mix of imagery, making the totem visually engaging from every angle.
Whether placed indoors or along a sheltered porch, this piece brings character, texture, and a touch of whimsical steampunk charm to its surroundings.
Artist Note
May this totem bring curiosity, texture, and a little clockwork magic to the place it now inhabits.
Care & Preservation
Safe for indoor or outdoor display
Avoid prolonged standing water at the base
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth
Do not use chemical cleaners
For outdoor use, occasional re‑sealing every 1–2 years will maintain finish longevity
Support the base when moving; avoid pressure on sculptural details
Overview
A mixed‑media steampunk collage Totem blending vintage clock imagery, butterflies, gears, webs, spiders, and botanical transfers. This piece combines mechanical motifs with organic elements, creating a handcrafted sculpture that feels whimsical, industrial, and richly layered.
Details & Materials
Structure: Pressure‑treated 4×4 post, 3 ft tall
Surface Treatments:
Decoupaged papers featuring steampunk imagery — gears, clocks, mechanical diagrams, vintage ephemera
Butterfly ephemera layered throughout
Floral transfers adding softness and contrast
Papers with webs and spiders for subtle gothic texture
Sculptural Elements:
Mounted metal gears
Finishes: Multiple coats of water‑based polyurethane for protection and sheen
Base: Black metal base suitable for indoor display or outdoor staking
Dimensions
Height: 3 ft Width: 3.5" Depth: 3.5" Suitable for indoor and outdoor placement
About the Piece
The Winged Clockwork Totem blends the romance of steampunk with the softness of botanical imagery. Decoupaged papers introduce gears, clocks, webs, and vintage ephemera, while butterflies and floral transfers add organic contrast. Metal gears mounted to the surface give the piece sculptural dimension and reinforce its mechanical theme.
The interplay of industrial motifs and natural elements creates a layered, narrative feel — as if a forgotten machine has been reclaimed by nature. Each side reveals a different mix of imagery, making the totem visually engaging from every angle.
Whether placed indoors or along a sheltered porch, this piece brings character, texture, and a touch of whimsical steampunk charm to its surroundings.
Artist Note
May this totem bring curiosity, texture, and a little clockwork magic to the place it now inhabits.
Care & Preservation
Safe for indoor or outdoor display
Avoid prolonged standing water at the base
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth
Do not use chemical cleaners
For outdoor use, occasional re‑sealing every 1–2 years will maintain finish longevity
Support the base when moving; avoid pressure on sculptural details
