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Create an ever-changing miniature landscape with the Mind Fuel Sandscape Moving Sand Art. This mesmerising sensory display uses layers of black, white and shimmering gold sand which slowly fall and flow to form completely new mountain, dune and landscape patterns every time you turn it.


Simply lift the circular frame from its stand, rotate or gently tilt it, then place it back and watch as gravity takes over. The different coloured sands cascade through the liquid, gradually building intricate peaks, valleys and flowing patterns. Because the sand settles differently each time, no two landscapes are exactly the same.


The Sandscape is a lovely combination of sensory toy, desk accessory and decorative moving sand art. Watching the grains slowly move can provide a calming, visually satisfying experience, making it ideal for a desk, bedroom, home office, sensory space or as an unusual gift.


The contemporary black circular frame and stand make it easy to display when you're not turning it, while the black, white and metallic gold sand gives each finished landscape a striking appearance.


Features:

  • Mind Fuel Sandscape Moving Sand Art

  • Mesmerising moving granular sand display

  • Approx. 18cm circular design

  • Black, white and shimmering gold sand

  • Creates a different landscape every time

  • Turn, tilt and rotate to start a new sand formation

  • Watch mountains, valleys and dunes gradually appear

  • Visually satisfying sensory experience

  • Reusable again and again – simply rotate to create the next design

  • Freestanding black display base included

  • Stylish enough for bedrooms, desks and home offices

  • Great novelty gift for teens and adults

  • Ideal for fans of sensory toys, relaxing desk toys and kinetic décor

Every turn creates a completely new piece of temporary sand art – once one landscape has formed, simply turn the Sandscape again and start all over.

Mind Fuel Sandscape Moving Sand Art | 18cm Relaxing Sensory Desk Display

£14.00Price
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