A detailed, dark reddish-brown carved wooden cuckoo clock is depicted hanging on a light-colored wall in Río Grande, Mexico, viewed from a low angle looking upwards

A detailed, dark reddish-brown carved wooden cuckoo clock is depicted hanging on a light-colored wall in Río Grande, Mexico, viewed from a low angle looking upwards. The clock's upper section features a prominent deer head with multi-tined antlers. Below the deer, the central clock mechanism is surrounded by ornate carvings of vine leaves and a cluster of grapes at the bottom. Small, carved birds are visible on either side of the clock face. The circular clock face is black with bold gold Arabic numerals (1-12) and gold hands, indicating approximately 8:50. The brand names "HERMLE" and "QUARZ" are inscribed on the clock face. Below the grape cluster, two decorative chains are visible, suggesting the presence of weights and a pendulum, though they are not fully depicted. The background consists of a white ceiling and a light grey wall, forming an interior corner.