Sand Art Sandscapes

Explore the power of gravity and the effect of movement on a substance with Sand Art Sandscapes. This amazing sensory toy is magical to look at and watch and is ideal for calming the mind and focusing the senses. 

Create Your Own Sand Art

This fascinating sand art toy is so easy to use and so pleasing to look at. As you rotate the glass ring, the glittering sand inside shifts into mesmerising landscapes that change with every movement. Children and adults alike love creating their piece of unique sand art and the pleasure it brings. 

A Great Way to Relieve Stress

On tough days and in challenging situations, it's great to have tools on hand to ease away anxiety and stress. With this sand art maker on your desk or in your room, you can find instant inner calm. Pick it up and move it around in any direction. The sand will respond instantly to your movement, swirling and whirling in various patterns. It's like having your own personal desert in your hand. 

An Amazing Sensory Experience

With its fluid and unpredictable movement, this sand toy keeps active minds focused and engaged. It's lightweight, easy to hold and works perfectly in a classroom setting or at home. The ever-changing sand patterns make for an amazing sensory experience. However, due to the glass being used in the build of this product, it is not suitable for rough play or use by children under the age of ten. 

Explore the Magic of Sand

Experience sand's mesmerising and engaging power as it shifts in response to your movements. Sand Art Sandscapes is quite magical to watch and keeps children and adults entertained and enthralled. It makes a great talking point when placed on a desk, looks great in the bedroom on a shelf, and makes a beautiful addition to any sensory tools collection. 

Amazingly sensory and calming these are a new contemporary shape on an old-time favourite. Great for both kids and adults in the bedroom or on the desk!

This style is more flexible than most, as the round sand art section is not secured into the frame, so it can be rotated at any angle to allow sand movement.

If you find the sand isn't flowing, it is usually because the air inside has formed a solid band. So you need to shake it gently to break up the air to form 'bubbles' (which will allow sand to fall) or tilt it slightly.