Dec 25, 2019 · VOMIT CLOCKS was a 1960/70s mid-century craft trend where one incorporated rocks or other items (dead insects, dried plants, glitter, shells, ect) into a mold (clock, animal, trivet, plate) and then poured a clear or colored resin which hardened into the molded object.

Mar 21, 2022 · The Vomit Clock Museum is a digital museum cataloging the history of object-embedded resin clocks, colloquially known as “vomit clocks.” These acrylic resin clocks, typically produced in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, provoke intrigue and …

Feb 22, 2021 · Vomit clocks like these bear resemblance simplified versions of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, featuring the classic acanthus * leaves up at the top, accenting the “pediment”. It isn’t often that vomit and acanthus leaves work together (even in a creative capacity), so when they do, you can’t miss it!

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Dec 3, 2019 · According to Urban Dictionary, it's“A mid-century trend where it was fashionable to suspend pieces of rocks and glass in color resin, often made into mantlepiece clocks. The result looks like regurgitated gelatin salad full of fruit bits. The term ‘vomit clock’ came into popularity on a thrift store Fa...

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The Vomit Clock Museum. 334 likes · 1 talking about this · 2 were here. VomitClocks.com is a virtual museum documenting the history of vintage, object-embedded resin clocks.