A New Look For PebbleArt Mantel Clocks

Westbury, NY (PRWEB) May 9, 2008

PebbleArt Designs has just completed a major update to their line of natural stone mantel clocks. This update includes additions to the line, a redesign for their online art showcase, and new designs from their resident artists.

PebbleArt, a company known for designs which merge natural stone with human creativity, has just updated their line of natural stone mantel clocks. The changes include the addition of a variety of imported clock models, as well as several new creations from the company itself. They have also updated their art site at http://PebbleZ.com and have added a dynamic gallery in order to expedite the release of new designs.

Additions to the line include both imports and original designs from the company. The imports are a mix of high end models, made from a variety of luxury materials such as onyx, agate, and various gemstones. The onyx clocks come mostly from Pakistan, and feature playful and imaginative designs, with models in the shape of apples, dolphins, and even a ship at sea. The gemstone clock imports come from various parts of South America and are more functional in their designs. New models include illuminated clocks, desk set clocks, and agate slice mantel pieces.

The PebbleArt original designs are crafted mostly from unique stone materials, such as clefted slate, multicolored sandstone, and imported marble. The crafting of these pieces ranges from a 3 foot standing sandstone grandfather clock, to a 3 inch delicately carved heart mantel piece. In contrast to previous designs, the new clocks feature even greater detail and more intricate patterns, reflecting the passions of the artists themselves.

The company matched these new products with an update for their online showcase. The clock catalog at http://pebblez.com/mantel-clocks.html was updated with larger pictures, and more information about each clock. A dynamic gallery has also been added to the site at http://art.pebblez.com, which will allow the company to release new designs to the public much more quickly.

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