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EMESON Stocking Stuffer Balancing Toy Desktop Motion Art Decor for Office Home Coffee Table Relaxing Surfing

Features

Made of stainless steel.

Don’t need batteries.

Classic and simple.

Stress relief and fun.

Toy/Decoration/Gift.

Functions

For Kids – This is a very nice piece of artwork, and a great addition to a classroom or household with curious children.

For Adults – The surfing guy is a fun office accessory sitting on the office desk and everyone loves touching it.

Watching it spinning around is really relaxing.

Everyone who sees it is similarly entertained.

History of the Balancing Toy

Balancing toys were popular in the 19th century.

Dating back to ancient China and India, where they were most often carved from soft wood, the western balancing toys were traditionally made from tin or metal.

Illustrations of balancing toys can be found in educational literature from the 18th century.

The physics governing the movement of such toys intrigued and amazed people.

Product Features

  • Material – The Balance toy is made of stainless steel.
  • Size – The size is perfect for you to put it on your coffee table, office desk or bookshelf : 6.7*6 inches
  • Spin Time – This is not a real perpetual motion toy if you’re wondering, it generally spins for a few minutes due to the resistance of the air and friction.
  • Desktop Toy – The surfing guy can make you relax when you spin it around and watch how it balances on your office desk.
  • Cool Gift – The Motion art is fun for all ages, buy it for your families or friends.

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Comments

Anonymous says:

I bought this as a gift for a surfer-friend. The statue is a lot smaller than I anticipated, and it doesn’t really “surf”. Based on the way the statue looks – and the fact that it’s called “MOTION” Art – I assumed that the surfer would be able to swing or move, replicating a surfing-type motion. But it BARELY moves at all. Because of the way the the piece that holds the surfer is designed, it actually bangs into the main pole when you try to make it move, limiting how far it…

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