Elysian Sandscape Art Frame

Huge hit for executives needing a desk toy for themselves or visitors... and for those at home seeking a calming moment in a busy day. Easy to use, beautiful to watch, relaxing. Great gift! Comes all set up.

Simply jostle or flip or turn, endless patterns of light and dark and traces of gold bands created in infinite ways. I'm stone cold sober and I still enjoy the slow, steady creativity of this deceivingly simple and very inexpensive generator of random beauty. Powered by gravity and imagination, no batteries or USB required.Highly recommended.

This is super well made with quality materials and it was NOT expensive!! Great buy!!!! : )

I added this moving sand art motion display to my office and I fell in love immediately. The soothing ocean inspired prints shift slowly like waves and it stayed captivating all day.Why this stood out:The sand and liquid layers create a real depth effect. Each picture has its own unique flow of colors. Watching the grains fall and merge is oddly calming and made my workspace feel more creative and inviting.After just a few days several coworkers asked where I got it and ended up buying different colors for their own desks. It has become a conversation piece and adds a touch of decor and tranquility to the environment.Quality and design:Each frame feels sturdy and well made. The glass cover is clean and scratch free. The size is compact and takes up minimal desk space yet holds real presence. The motion never stops until you tip it again so it stays interesting.Final thoughts:This moving sand art is more than decoration. It is a sensory and visual escape that fits perfectly in any office or home. If you want something calming artful and memorable this is it. Highly recommend for gifts or personal workspace inspiration.

This product doesn’t work like it states it does. You have to have a syringe in order to “calibrate” the air, sand and water. I have attempted to calibrate this many times without success. All of the sand either falls to fast or too slow and I cannot achieve the happy medium and refuse to spend hours trying to figure it out. When the sand does fall it all falls and is level and does not even remotely create the images it claims it should.