Brass Kaleidoscope With Gemstones And Poem In A Leather Case
Experience the world in a new light with our Brass Kaleidoscope! Designed by Sir David Brewster in 1817, this replica features real gemstones inside to reflect the light and a elegant brass handle that screws into the base of the Kaleidoscope base. Comes with a leather case for protection with the inventor of the Kaleidoscope engraved into the lid Also Engraved on side is a lovely poem - Life is like an ever shifting kaleidoscope, a slight change, and all patterns alter. Unleash your adventurous side and discover endless possibilities.
Our Kaleidoscope is a beautiful brass engraved brass tube containing lose pieces of gemstones, held within two mirrors to reflect endlessly different patterns and light refraction as you hold the elegant handle and turn. FREE SHIPPING
Size is 14 cm long x 4 cm wide . The handle that you attach to hold the kaleidoscope is 8 cm long.
The kaleidoscope was invented and exhibited in 1816 by Sir David Brewster at the age of 35 . (The patent would be granted in 1817.) Brewster was already an established philosopher, writer, scientist, and inventor. His kaleidoscope created unprecedented clamor.
It was invented in 1816, quite by accident, during experiments with the polarization and refraction of light.
