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Mini Teleidoscopes

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Teleidoscopes are a special type of kaleidoscope that does not have an object chamber. Instead there is a crystal ball at the end of the scope that takes whatever you are looking at and reflects them into the mirrors. As you look around a room the image constantly changes. Rotate the scope while looking at the same object will cause the image to change. Even looking at a wall or curtain will give you an amazing image.

Each teleidoscope comes with an equilateral mirror system and an optical magnifying lens. I have multiple styles (shown below) including Rockets, in a variety of woods. The light colored wood is usually some variety of maple. The scope body is 4" long and the crystal sphere is 3/4", overall length is about 4.5". Each teleidoscope comes with a stand, available in multiple wood choices.