Lawrence School Clock Tower

Step into the misty hills of Lovedale and discover a timeless icon - the Lawrence School Clock Tower. More than just a landmark, it stands as the proud heartbeat of one of India’s most historic boarding schools, echoing excellence, discipline, and tradition since the colonial era.

Built in classic British stone masonry, the tower has silently witnessed generations of students, its vintage clock marking moments of assembly, parting, and growth. With every tick, it preserves the legacy of a school where values endure and memories never fade.

A perfect tribute for those who hold the school close to heart, this sculpture celebrates the quiet grandeur of Lawrence School’s enduring spirit.

Details

Material: : Stoneware, Glazed Ceramic

Size: H – 16  cm x W – 6 cm x D – 4 cm

Includes: A special story card

Weight: Approx. 300 grams

Care & Instructions: The Sculpture is meant for display purposes only. To clean, use a wet wipe or a soft cloth.

Please note: As each piece is crafted in our artisanal studio in small batches, there may be slight variations in color and texture, making each item truly unique.

Backstory

Established in 1858, The Lawrence School, Lovedale, was built to educate the children of British soldiers. Over the decades, it evolved into one of India’s premier residential schools, blending academic rigour with character-building. The clock tower, a cornerstone of the campus, is not just a timepiece but a symbol of continuity anchoring generations of students through the changing tides of history.

With its stoic silhouette and timeless presence, the clock tower remains a beloved icon for alumni and visitors alike, echoing the spirit of resilience, camaraderie, and excellence that Lawrence School stands for.