The 3D Hourglass Sand for Contemplating Time in Style
A Round Hourglass with 3D Landscapes
Just like the dunes in the desert, your 3D Round Sand glass continually delivers a landscape of moving sand. Discover random structures and unreal reliefs, trapped in a glass circle. All in all, make the most of this exceptional decorative piece to enhance your home decor.
A Window on Another World
This 3D hourglass is like a porthole looking out over otherworldly dunes. Enhance this visual effect by opting for variants with colored sand. Available in pink, orange, purple, green, black or blue. You can admire this unusual hourglass and restart the cycle by turning the circle in its base.
3D Round Hourglass Features
- Materials : Round glass, acrylic and quicksand
- Dimensions: 19.3 cm x 18 cm
- Style: 3D decorative hourglass
- Scientific gift idea
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Hannah Whitcombe –
Bought this for my 8 year old who is obsessed with anything that moves or pours. He sat on the sofa watching the sand trickle down and build little dunes for a good twenty minutes without saying a word, which is unheard of in our house. Now he keeps flipping it over and announcing what the new landscape looks like. It’s sitting on his bookshelf and gets turned at least ten times a day.
Margaret Doyle –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His little face lit up when he saw the sand moving. Lovely thing, and he’s had it on his windowsill ever since.
Callum Reid –
Really pleased with it. The sand finds its own path through the gaps so you get a different dune pattern every flip, which is oddly hypnotic. Only reason it’s not five stars is that it’s a touch smaller than the photos made me think. Still looks smart on my desk though.
pauline.hargreaves –
third thing I’ve ordered from here and another good one, to be fair. Arrived well wrapped, looks lovely on the mantelpiece and the other half keeps fiddling with it. Takes a few goes to get the sand to settle nicely, but that’s part of the fun I suppose.
Priya Nair –
Spot on. Bought it as a desk ornament and it’s become the thing everyone picks up when they visit. The sand drops through a narrow gap and piles up in layers, so it looks like a tiny desert forming in front of you. Brilliant gift idea too, I’m already eyeing up a second one for my brother.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s seven and he was glued to it for a good twenty minutes before he’d even open his other presents. Keeps asking me to turn it over so he can watch the dunes build again. Spot on.
Daniel Whitcombe –
Brilliant. The sand trickles down through the circular frame and settles into different dune shapes each time, so no two turns look quite the same. It’s sitting on my bookshelf now and I catch myself watching it when I should be working. Chuffed with it.