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Brass Kaleidoscope - Industrial Series - Cast Wheel Mechanism

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Brass Kaleidoscope - Industrial Series - Cast Wheel Mechanism

A two-wheel brass kaleidoscope with a cast 8 cm primary wheel and a 4 cm secondary wheel. Both wheels turn by hand on the brass body; the 3-mirror first-surface system multiplies the wheel contents into non-repeating symmetrical patterns. The brass is left with an exposed finish and develops a natural patina over time.

Built in the Studio Yabaye workshop in Israel from brass tube, cut, fitted and hand-finished. Designed by Rocco (Roi) Ramon, licensed architect.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Length: 18 cm (7.08 in)

Body diameter: 3 cm (1.18 in)

Wheels: cast 8 cm (3.15 in) primary wheel, 4 cm (1.57 in) secondary wheel

Material: brass tube, hand-finished

Optics: 3-mirror first-surface system

Stand: brass or wood (selectable)

Engraving: optional laser engraving

Included: signed Certificate of Authenticity with hologram

Lead time: made to order, ships within 7 business days

Shipping: insured express delivery worldwide, with tracking

CARE

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.

COMPARE THE RANGE

18 cm models on a 3 cm brass tube body:

· Executive Desk Model - 8 cm and 4 cm wheels, raw brass finish, optional custom engraving

· Architect's Edition - 10 cm primary wheel and 4 cm secondary wheel, slower larger-scale pattern

· 30th Anniversary Edition - 8 cm and 4 cm wheels, "30 Years" engraving

· 50th Anniversary Edition - three independent wheels - 8, 5 and 3 cm - polished finish

Other formats:

· Fine Art Serialized - 5 cm body, 11 cm and 5 cm wheels, serial-numbered

· 60th Anniversary Elliptical - 20 cm elliptical body, 4-mirror system

· Giant 28 cm - 28 cm length, fluid-filled cell

· Brass Teleidoscope - open lens, no object chamber

FURTHER READING IN LAB NOTES

· What you see inside a handmade brass kaleidoscope

· Types of kaleidoscopes

· What is a kaleidoscope and how the optics work

· How to care for a brass kaleidoscope

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