The Visitor – Wall Clock

Part of the inaugural Amy Gaynor Collection, created exclusively for Sun & Soul Jamaica. Each piece has been artist-approved and is available for a limited time before being permanently retired from the collection.

Where every moment is a reminder of nature's quiet beauty.

Featuring original artwork by Jamaican multidisciplinary artist Amy Gaynor, The Visitor captures the iconic Doctor Bird suspended in a fleeting moment as it reaches for a blossom. More than a timepiece, this elegant wall clock transforms functional décor into a statement of art, bringing warmth, colour, and a touch of Jamaica into your home.

Designed with a silent movement and clean contemporary styling, it complements living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, creative studios, and reading spaces alike. Every glance becomes an invitation to pause and appreciate the beauty found in life's simplest moments.

Product Features

• Original artwork by Jamaican artist Amy Gaynor
• Premium wood frame with a plexiglass cover
• Silent quartz movement (no ticking sound)
• Durable metal clock mechanism
• Size: 10″ × 10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm)
• Lightweight design (18 oz. / 510 g)
• Pre-installed hook for easy hanging
• Requires 1 AA battery (not included)
• Artwork printed on the front face
• Available with black, white, or natural wood frame options and black or white clock hands
• Blank product sourced from China

Collection Details

Artist: Amy Gaynor

Artwork: The Visitor

Origin: Created in Jamaica

Collection: Amy Gaynor Collection

Edition: Limited Release

Story: Inspired by Jamaica's national bird and the quiet moments where nature, colour, and stillness come together, The Visitor celebrates the simple beauty often found in everyday encounters.

About Sun & Soul Jamaica

Sun & Soul Jamaica partners with Jamaican artists to create thoughtfully curated collections that celebrate the island's creativity, culture, and natural beauty. Every purchase supports the artists behind the work while helping preserve and share authentic stories of Jamaica through meaningful keepsakes.