Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture
Brand: FORTUNE PRODUCTS INC
Color: Silver

The Swinging Sticks Desktop sculpture is produced by the original manufacturer of the famous Swinging Sticks as seen on Pepper Potts desk in the movie Iron Man II. Swinging, flowing, noiselessly circling in perpetual-like motion, they seem to defy gravity. The sticks circle fluidly and create a relaxing and almost hypnotic effect. The aluminum arms seem to rotate in contradiction to the laws of physics, changing directions and speed for no apparent reason.

SLEEK, SOPHISTICATED DESIGN: The Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture seemingly defies gravity as the double pendulum creates a fluid, relaxing rotation designed to change speeds and direction for no apparent reason. This high-quality, museum-style motion sculpture gives the illusion of perpetual motion designed to baffle and amaze all onlookers.
BEAUTIFUL ART: Perfect for any environment, The Swinging Sticks is ideal for conference rooms, offices, waiting rooms, display windows, and foyers. This sculpture will provide relaxing entertainment and be the center of attention no matter where.
HOW IT WORKS: Powered by 4 AA batteries (included), the aluminum sticks revolve in a mysterious, perpetual motion, creating an entertaining hypnotic effect.
NEVER-ENDING: Continuously rotating, The Swinging Sticks is designed to remain in motion unassisted. The constant, fluid motion is designed to appear like the sculpture is changing speeds and directions while continuously rotating.
SILENT: A beautiful piece of art, this kinetic sculpture operates completely silent and is well recommended for quiet office and medical environments.

Color: Silver
Brand: The Swinging Sticks
Theme: Movie
Material: High density MDF Base
Product Dimensions: 3.7"D x 16.1"W x 17.5"H
Mounting Type: Window Mount,Adhesive
Item Weight: 3.43 pounds
Product Care Instructions: Wipe Clean
Collection Name: All
Manufacturer: Fortune Products Inc.
Country of Origin: Thailand
Item model number: SSSM-B
Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 10, 2007