Large 7 Inch Blue Muyan Moving Sand Art Picture 3D Deep Sea Sandscapes In Motion Glass Desktop Art Toys For Adults And Kids Review

It's an ok product. The sand falls relatively quickly and doesn't make pretty pyramids as the product picture. It matches my office decor well and is pretty to look at when it's falling but its definitely not something you NEED to purchase. If you have a few bucks to waste and just want something pretty to fill up empty shelf space then this is the product for you.

I am frustrated as to why one would sell this item without the necessary tools to make it work properly. A syringe is needed to remove the air bubbles or add air. I would not recommend this item to anyone. I have purchased these sand art products before and every single one came with a syringe to maintain the correct air proportions. Definitely sending this back.

I got this as a gift for my brother for Christmas, our grandma had two of these and we loved them as kids so I thought it would be a blast from the past for him. He absolutely loved it, as a 30 something single dad! He said that there were multiple colors of sand so not one color. Definitely a great gift at a great price!

Obviously, the sand floats through the liquid and what causes the sand to fall is gravity. There are bubbles in the liquid that the sand falls through, just like a plinko game. The one I purchased had VERY VERY few bubbles in it. So whenever I flip it upside down the sand all falls at once and just gathers at the bottom. Maybe it's just luck on whether or not you get a good one with lots of bubblesEdit: seller responded with a "replacement or full refund" offer, also offered another practical…

This is one of those items I used to see over at my uncle's house years ago. He'd always have some kind of cool contraption or piece of art or game, from the marble maze to the electric dome thing to this shifting art display. I'm so glad I found one, it's very nostalgic for me.The art comes in a thick disc which mounts somewhat loosely into a separate base. It's nothing terribly fancy, as you would hopefully expect at its price. The way the sand moves when you rotate the disc is surprisingly…

This product came with an awful petrochemical stench. It permeated the room it was in and gave us both awful headaches. Plus, the stand was el cheapo and the frame was also made of cheap plastic.I would not bring this into my home if you have any type of chemical sensitivity.

I got his as a gift and while it is aesthetically beautiful, sadly it rarely makes mountains. It starts great but then halfway through, the middle collapses and it flattens the mountains. Really sad because the colors (Mine is purple, white and a little gold) are nice and the mixed ratio is great.

Got it as a sensory thing for kiddos. Apparently it works for teenage boys because he loves it. It’s on his nightstand. Thanks for attention!

The different images this creates is quite astounding. I can see everything from pyramids to faces. Very good for the imagination

This is a beautiful affordable fun item. I bought as a gift but ended up keeping it. After shaking it to produce smaller bubbles, and shifting the disc to manipulate where the sand would fall through the bubbles, a fantastic different scene is achieved every time, Sometime rolling hills, other times, mountain. I could splay/tare at it all day. It is so relaxing!

The glass was scratched. Like a deep carved scratch. Would have been great but quality control isn’t very good That's my review.