Perpetual Calendar - Worby Module

Most calendars get thrown out every December. This one just gets reset. Each month, weekday and date lives on its own pill-shaped tile, engraved once and never replaced, while three ring markers slide across the grid each morning to point at today. The panel splits into three sections: the full twelve-month, seven-day, thirty-one-date grid on the left, a narrow test-tube slot on the right that holds a single dried stem, and a small wooden peg underneath for your keys. It turns a wall calendar into a proper landing spot by the front door. Printed in PLA+, the tiles snap onto the base with hidden magnets, so the grid stays flat and only the markers move. Pick the bold Mondrian-style finish in red, blue and yellow with crisp white tiles, or the warm wood-tone finish in matte black and beige for a quieter look. It is also a Worby module, so it hangs alongside other pieces from the Worby wall system if you are already building one out. Printed to order in Australia and ready in a couple of days.