Hexacontium hostile CL.
Exploring the world of microbe.
The many strange yet intriguing forms of the microorganism, which we could not see through our daily lives, can now be put in front of our eyes with Sola cube Micro. Sola cube Micro, is a three-dimensional portrait of the microorganism, laser crystal engraved into a high transparency optical glass cube. We have worked with graphic designer to create the three-dimensional models of the portraits, by using accurate microscope photos. The two dimensional view through the microscope can now appear in three-dimensional form in front of your eyes. Enjoy the moment of gazing upon the mysterious beauty giving by the wonder of nature, with Sola cube Micro.
Micro fossil with glass skeleton
Hexacontium hostile CL.
A kind of sea plankton that belongs to the radiolarian. Since we would like to take on the fossil aspect, we have selectively depicted the model on the skeletal structure. Please take a careful look at the beautiful three-layered biological glass skeletal structure. Imagine how the oldest fossils of radiolarian has been discovered around five hundred million years ago during the Cambrian period, which is before the existence of dinosaurs.
Material
High transparency optical glass
Size and weight
2.0" D × 2.0" W × 2.0" H / 300g
The many strange yet intriguing forms of the microorganism, which we could not see through our daily lives, can now be put in front of our eyes with Sola cube Micro. Sola cube Micro, is a three-dimensional portrait of the microorganism, laser crystal engraved into a high transparency optical glass cube. We have worked with graphic designer to create the three-dimensional models of the portraits, by using accurate microscope photos. The two dimensional view through the microscope can now appear in three-dimensional form in front of your eyes. Enjoy the moment of gazing upon the mysterious beauty giving by the wonder of nature, with Sola cube Micro.
Micro fossil with glass skeleton
Hexacontium hostile CL.
A kind of sea plankton that belongs to the radiolarian. Since we would like to take on the fossil aspect, we have selectively depicted the model on the skeletal structure. Please take a careful look at the beautiful three-layered biological glass skeletal structure. Imagine how the oldest fossils of radiolarian has been discovered around five hundred million years ago during the Cambrian period, which is before the existence of dinosaurs.
Material
High transparency optical glass
Size and weight
2.0" D × 2.0" W × 2.0" H / 300g