Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask - Wall Clock

This Decorative Majora's Mask Wall Clock is based off of the three districts of Clocktown, with hints from the Clock Tower itself. Three days tend to go by rather quickly when you are saving Termina. Featuring the mysterious and ominous Majora's Mask fixated to the glass, layered behind the mask are the Sun and Moon moving parts attached to the clock hands. The lush and vibrant colors are what makes this clock stand out, making it a must have for any Majora's Mask fan! This Unique Wall Clock design is one of our Fan Artworks, from The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask, the perfect treat for yourself, a unique birthday gift, anniversary gift, Christmas gift, or even a housewarming gift. Our Clocks work well in an Office Setting, Kitchen, Classroom, Dorm Room, Living Spaces, and much more! Clock Specifications: This item requires 1 AA battery (not included with purchase) Each of our Wall Clocks are tested prior to shipment. This item will come as a small wall clock, with a diameter of 8.75 inches, durable plastic frame, and a glass clock face. Our 3D clocks come with paper cutouts secured to the clock hands and some even come with paper cutouts fixated to the glass clockface itself, creating a 3D shadowbox effect! Our hand assembled Wall Clocks exhibit a very faint ticking noise that is hardly noticeable in most settings. All Artwork is digitally produced by our Illustrators at Esclair Studios. All of our Unique Wall Clocks are very easy to hang. There is a notch on the back that can fit most screws, nails, or hanging fixtures and the Clocks are even lightweight enough to be supported on a Command Hook if you don't want holes in your walls. Shipping Specifications: All Items Ship within 2-3 Business Days. Orders placed on the weekend will ship within the following 2 business days. (Holiday Weekend orders will ship the following business day) If this is a rush order, please contact us before your purchase with your concerns. Read more about our Shipping and Return Policy Here ›