Screenie sand art home page1/30/2024 Less air creates a faster flow of sand making dune shapes. More air creates a slower flow of sand resulting in a delicate trickle of sand making more dramatic peaks and valleys. The result is the sand trickles between the air bubbles to create fascinating stratifications in the sand mountains. Turn the sand picture over to watch the battle of the elements: The sand just wants to settle at the bottom, the air just wants to escape to the top, the water hosts the party. The KB Collection moving sand art is interactive, ever-changing, mesmerizing and versatile handcrafted art pieces. ![]() If you are giving this as a gift, its one that they will talk about for years to come! Your Screenie Fairyland Moving Sand Art will do several times a day what mother earth takes millions of years to accomplish.ĭue to the handcrafted nature of each item, each piece bears its own unique qualities. With this soft sand blend of aquamarine, pink, and white paired with the funky white frame the princess in your life will be able to go on that magical journey she has been dreaming of. With this everchanging, soothing, educational Sand Art, you can give this as a gift to a child and know that you are stimulating the brain in a positive manner. ![]() The Screenie is the smallest in the KB Collection, 7” x 4 ” making it a great fit for a Nightstand, Office Desk, or Bookshelf. It comes equipped with a separate base, which allows for the picture to be displayed both vertically and horizontally. ![]() The Screenie Fairyland Moving Sand Art’s colorful plastic frame is designed to resemble a funky 1970’s TV screen, with all parts 100% crafted in Europe. The Screenie series is The Sandman’s tribute to the Iconic Pop Artist Andy Warhol, with the widest color selection in our collection of moving sand art. KB Collection Screenie Fairyland Moving Sand Art by kinetic sand artist Klaus Bosch (The Sandman)
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