A 5.0-inch solid brass kaleidoscope in an antique finish with a detachable handle, supplied in a fitted wooden box. The three-mirror optical array generates continuously shifting symmetrical mandala patterns, while the detachable handle offers the viewer a comfortable natural grip without permanently altering the barrel's profile. Shares the same core specification as PrismX 6.0.0, but substitutes a handle for the tripod stand for buyers who prefer a handheld format. Well suited to gift retail, homewares boutiques, and museum shops where variety within a specification cluster supports range building.
Vintage Brass Kaleidoscope with Wooden Display Stand
- Individually handcrafted from solid brass by an independent artisan, each piece carries the warmth of hand-finished metalwork and slight individual character.
- Three precision optical mirrors generate infinite, perfectly symmetrical mandala patterns with every rotation of the object chamber.
- At 5.0 inches, the tube sits comfortably in one hand. Substantial enough to communicate quality, light enough to pass between customers without fatigue.
- Features a detachable handle rather than a stand, allowing the scope to be held naturally for active viewing.
- Same core specifications as PrismX 6.0.0, with a detachable handle replacing the tripod stand for buyers preferring a hand-held presentation format.
- Brass kaleidoscopes occupy a durable, non-seasonal gift category; low return rates and consistent year-round demand make them a reliable anchor line.
- Length:5.0 inches
- Material:Brass
- Mirror System:3-Mirror
- Includes:Detachable handle, fitted wooden box
Minimum order: 10 units per product
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Family workshop since the 1920s, Roorkee
Rooted in the historic instrument-making hub of Roorkee, India since the 1920s. Every piece is hand-finished and inspected piece by piece before international dispatch.
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