Metal Oloid - Art of Play

Discovered by Swiss inventor Paul Schatz in 1929, the Oloid is the wondrous result of two linked perpendicular circles. The unusual properties of the shape have been celebrated by artists, studied by mathematicians, and utilized by engineers to create propulsion systems, laboratory equipment, and more. Each Handheld Ol
Discovered by Swiss inventor Paul Schatz in 1929, the Oloid is the wondrous result of two linked perpendicular circles. The unusual properties of the shape have been celebrated by artists, studied by mathematicians, and utilized by engineers to create propulsion systems, laboratory equipment, and more. Each Handheld Oloid is individually crafted from natural materials and exhibits unique shades and patterns. Hand-made in Switzerland. Each Oloid measures approximately 7 inches in length and weighs nearly 4 pounds. Available in three finishes.

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