Bomo Art Budapest Teleidscope

The teleidoscope is a kind of kaleidoscope with a twist. You get similar images to those seen in a kaleidoscope, but by rotating the tube, you can see the real world through a fish-eye lens, and the three mirrors inside allow you to see the world through the mirrors of a kaleidoscope. The advantage of a spherical surface is that it has a clear, open-view lens, which does not block light.

Originally patented by John Lyon Burnside III and Harry Hay in 1972. Not only is the inside spectacular, but the outside surface, covered with unique Bomo Art graphics, also looks dazzling. Perfect gift for kids and playful adults. You can point your teleidoscope at fireworks or trees in the forest. The possibilities are endless.