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Brass Teleidoscope - Open-Lens Optical Instrument

‏129.00 ‏$Price
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Brass Teleidoscope - Open-Lens Optical Instrument

A teleidoscope has no object chamber. A lens at the far end takes in whatever is in front of it - a room, a window, a printed page - and the internal mirror system folds that image into repeating symmetrical geometry. Point it at anything and the pattern changes with the subject.

Built in the Studio Yabaye workshop in Israel from brass tube, cut, fitted and hand-finished. The body sits on the included brass or wood stand. Works held against a camera or phone lens for in-camera optical effects without software.

Designed and built by Rocco (Roi) Ramon, licensed architect.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Length: 18 cm (7.08 in)

Body diameter: 3 cm

Material: brass tube, hand-finished

Optics: fixed teleidoscope lens, first-surface mirror system

Stand: brass or wood (selectable)

Engraving: optional laser engraving (text, date, logo)

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 the brass and the lens with a dry microfiber 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

· Industrial Series - cast 8 cm primary wheel and 4 cm secondary wheel, exposed finish that patinates

· 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

FURTHER READING IN LAB NOTES

· What is a teleidoscope

· Kaleidoscope vs teleidoscope: the difference

· What is a kaleidoscope and how the optics work

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