Lives in Israel.

Roy became interested in symmetrical forms and the way light filtered through color at the age of seven. After pursuing a career as a photographer as an adult, he studied architecture and discovered his true passion: the vibrant, psychedelic world of the kaleidoscope.

Since 1990, we have produced thousands of kaleidoscopes for individuals, businesses, institutions, etc. We handle everything from miniature kaleidoscopes for jewelry to large museum exhibits.

He employs a wide range of techniques, including patinaing brass, to achieve the antique look popularized in the Victorian "steampunk" genre.

"I hope my kaleidoscopes add joy, balance and color to your life," says Roy.

"Kaleidoscopes are food for the soul, they enrich the imagination, and they bring us a step closer to beauty, love, and peace."