Wai Danie Moving Sand Art Picture 3D Hourglass Deep Sea Sandscape Liquid Motion Display Painting Flowing Sand Frame Relaxing Desktop Home Office Work Decor(Purple, 12")

Takes a few minutes to work it out but after that it’s a wonderful art piece. Something different every time. Relaxing to watch

This is a beautiful sand art which gives you different picture every time. I love this. Clear instructions together with a syringe if you need to speed it up or slow it down. I haven't used that yet, because it goes perfectly. The box it comes in is lovely and would make a perfect gift.

Bought 2 now for gifts, one for a 38 year old the otherfor a 20 year old, The 38 year old could not put it in his office for a few days as his kids kept it by them as they found it very fascinating. I took the 20 year old's to the meal to give him. It was put on the table and all were enthralled by it. I need to get my grandkids their own as they love their dad's one so much.

Still trying to perfect the bubble placement but it is very pretty 🤩It does give a different picture each time so that is good.Quality fine so far.

Amazing product. Love it. Really good for Autistic adults.

It didn't work it fell to quickly. I tried to fix as the instructions stated but the needle bent in halve. It's a shame because it looked really good on the video.

Updated 10/12/25:Decided to repurchase as there are good reviews and hoping that mine was a one off issue. Happy to update that my new one is working and creating pictures. Happy with this purchase second time round. Additionally Seller contacted me to offer refund but advised them Amazon had already sorted out. Video is of new one.Previous Review: So many bubbles when it arrived, nearly half of the product was bubbles, video states approx 1 cm for 7 inch size. Not sure what happened to mine, something in transit. Removed air according to video, did everything it said, went out and 10 hours later not one grain of sand had moved. Readjusted, the ends of the sand move between bubbles but the middle does nothing so I get a semi circle at the bottom instead peaks and shapes. Returning for refund, may try replacement as could just be a one of fault, thinking about it.

I realy like this. My grandson bought me this for Christmas 2023 and I use it on my study desk every day. It reminds me of the sand sculptures of the 1980's. I liked it so much I bought one for a friend. Great fun and every sculpture is unique. It can take a bit of experimentation with the air bubble levels before it works perfectly but once you've mastered that it's great.

Carino. Idea originale per un regalo da poter mettere in ufficio.

Très bon produit.L’équilibrage entre les bulles et l’eau est bon, ça nous permet d’en profiter longtemps.

Très apaisant, conforme, j ADORE....

Jättevacker när den fungerar som den ska. Men den behöver endera tömmas på lite luft eller fyllas med lite luft så att det blir rätt "motstånd" för att få balans på sanden, endera så "rinner" det för fort, eller så " rinner" det nästan inte alls!

It’s always difficult for me to figure out Christmas presents for my family, so I’m always looking out for comments from them that might give me a clue or two. I have several moving sand art displays (love them!) and one day my son told me that he thought that they were pretty cool! So I bought one for him!This 12-inch gold sand version is beautiful! Every time you get a different from what you had before. It’s not only the finished picture that is fascinating to look at though. As the sand falls, you eye to drawn to the scene and you keep watching to see how it turns out! It is wonderfully distracting and peaceful.As with any of these sand art disks you might need to fine tune the air inside from time to time so that the sand will fall at a reasonable rate (the problem is that with too little air everything dumps at once and with too much it doesn’t fall at all). This disk comes with a short needle (hurrah!) with which you can adjust the air inside the disk using a tiny rubberized hole in the side frame of the disk (hunt for it). If you need more air you’ve going to have to draw out a tiny bit of water first and then inject a touch of air. Too much air you can sometimes just inject a bit of water (the air will compress while the water won’t). But try to keep things balanced as you don’t want too much of a pressure difference. It’s not difficult to do, so don’t worry.