Wood Oloid

An intriguing geometric shape with mathematical and aesthetic properties to amaze. It was discovered in 1929 by German sculptor, inventor and mathematician Paul Schatz. Although curved, an oloid moves in a perfect straight line. As it rolls the whole of it's surface touches the ground, and it's surface area is identical to that of a sphere with the same radius. 

Expertly produced by Kuboid in Switzerland, each wooden oloid is unique with it's own grain and characteristics and available in three beautiful woods.