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Reputedly kaleidoscope was invented in 1817 by the English physicist Sir David Bruster. But in fact in Russia it came to existence due to Michailo Lomonosov in the XVIII century. His three works are still kept in the Ermitage.
The enthusiasm for kaleidoscopes didn't pass nowadays. Those who hold this invention in a hand once a life, don't part with it during all the way. During the 500 years 25 tracery - forming elements of the kaleidoscope are always made up in different designs, each unlike the previous one.
Therapeuticaly it is proved that 15 minutes of watching through the kaleidoscope are as relaxing as 5 minutes of healthy laughter.
The colours of the kaleidoscope as well as the magnificent compositions give the medical effect, help to feel well, lift your spirits, mood and even the effectiveness of work!
Kaleidoscope on a plinth, model 101250, length 22 mm, diameter 4 cm, covering - lacquered birch bark decorated with semiprecious stones: chrysolite, jasper, amber, garnet, agate, and chalcedony. VIP-present
Kaleidoscope, model 1101290, length - 19,5 sm, diameter - 4 sm, covering - shammy (beige), rotating non - removable capsule. Souvenire case made of fine wood. VIP-present
Kaleidoscope, model 101300, length – 19.5 ñm, diameter- 4 cm, covering – light brown leather, rotating non - removable capsule. Souvenire case made of fine wood. VIP-present
Kaleidoscope, model 1101320, length - 16 sm, covering - coloured leather (brandy-color), rotating non - removable capsule. Souvenire case made of fine wood. VIP-present
Kaleidoscope, model 1101330, length - 16sm, covering - coloured leather (purple-blue), rotating non - removable capsule. Souvenire case made of fine wood. VIP-present
Reputedly kaleidoscope was invented in 1817 by the English physicist Sir David Bruster. But in fact in Russia it came to existence due to Michailo Lomonosov in the XVIII century. His three works are still kept in the Ermitage.
