Handheld Scopes

"Kimono" kaleidoscopes are made by Japanese artist Yasuko Nakazato using up-cycled, traditional Kimono fabrics. They are non-turning and oil-filled, come in either 2 or 3 mirror systems. The dichroic glass pieces in the cell are vibrant and correlate…

"Large Teleidoscopes" are fun handheld scopes by Peter Berube. Berube teleidoscopes have wood bodies in various colors and contain a 3-mirror system. By pointing a teleidoscope at scenes, objects, friends, etc... you'll create interesting kaleidoscop…

Stainless Steel - Turning End is a glorious handheld kaleidoscope by Japanese artist Tomoo Hosono. This sleek little scope has a smooth turning end and has a dry object cell containing delicate polarized pieces inside. Moving the turning the end to..…

"Sparkler" is a sleek handheld kaleidoscope by American artist Henry Bergeson. This sparkling scope is available in 3 different woods - from left to right in the photo - Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry Wood), Birdseye Maple, or Bubinga. This beautiful...

"World in a Tube" is a handheld kaleidoscope by Japanese artist Chikako Ishida. It is a wonderfully simple design in acrylic that comes with an acrylic stand.  There is a visible, tapered, 3-mirror system that captures light refelcted from dichr…

"People Watcher" is Henry Bergeson's handcrafted, handheld teleidoscope which is available in either Maple or Bubinga woods. There is also the choice of either a 2-mirror or 3-mirror system. Teleidoscopes are different from kaleidoscopes in that what…

"Short Small Flower" Kaleidoscope by Roy Cohen is made from dark brass, uses high grade optical mirrors for it's 3-mirror system, and has natural stones and colored, crystal glass beads in 2 object wheels. It measures approximately 6-1/2"L x 1-1/4" i…

"Turniton" is a self-illuminating, handheld kaleidoscope by American artist Henry Bergeson. This kaleidoscope is available in two different handmade wooden bodies; either Bubinga or Figured Maple. This clever scope's internal light (battery operated)…