The Nursery Tikes Ice Princess Magical Mirror is the perfect toy for little ones who dream of being a princess. This magical mirror allows children to step into a world of imagination and pretend play as they become an ice princess. The mirror is adorned with beautiful, sparkling lights and features a snowflake design that adds to the enchantment. With the Nursery Tikes Ice Princess Magical Mirror, children can imagine themselves in a snowy wonderland by simply looking into the mirror. The mirror reflects their image and transforms it into that of a beautiful ice princess. The mirror also features a built-in microphone, allowing children to sing along to their favorite princess songs and enhance their imaginative play.
Witch balls, though, aren’t tied to a holiday. They’re hung year-round, often in an eastern window, to fend off evil spirits, witches, illness, bad fortune, and curses—y’know, all that bad stuff. Ball me up, bb, because 2020 isn’t over yet!
Carefully fill it with ground-up herbs or spices like sage for protection, cinnamon for good fortune, or lavender for soothing energy and or crystal shards like black tourmaline, jet, or labradorite, all of which have protective properties or even ground-up seashells. These balls and the Tree of Life is considered to be a symbol of personal growth, strength, and beauty a perfect reminder of where one comes from and how much they can still grow.
The mirror also features a built-in microphone, allowing children to sing along to their favorite princess songs and enhance their imaginative play. The mirror also plays enchanting music and sounds that further enhance the magical experience. Not only does the Nursery Tikes Ice Princess Magical Mirror provide a fun and imaginative play experience, but it also helps develop important skills.
What is a Witch Ball?
The most common question we are asked is “What is the difference between a “Kugel” (Friendship Ball) and an Art Glass Witch Ball. A kugel does not have inner strands, and are often made with full color coverage. A witch’s ball or witch ball is usually made with stands or glass webbing inside. Color coverage is often limited, and / or transparent colors are used to allow one to see the strands inside.
Historically in cultures that accepted magic and magical practitioners, witch balls were made, and then blessed or enchanted by the local witch or medicine woman before being placed in the window of ones abode to forestall any negative energies or spirits that could cause ill will or sickness. In cultures that were fearful of the arcane, they were said to repel all of the above, along with witches spells and curses. The colors of the ball were said to attract any malevolent spirits. They are sometimes not that smart, so once entranced, the spirit would lean in just a hair too close and get ensnared within the strands encapsulated inside. Once encased inside of the ball, it was deemed harmless and the spirit would be dissipated by the morning sun. Today, they carry a much lighter meaning, normally used as a charm for the home. They have been said to be beneficial in repelling the following (But not limited to):
*Invisible Stink Bugs
*Tap Dancing Spiders
For us, a witch ball, at first, is born in concept; a thought, feeling or environment we want to be able to artistically capture. Once we have found the perfect color combination and design to convey the concept, we go to work in front of the glass kiln. 2,000 degrees of hot, molten glass awaits, to be formed into the next beautiful piece of art glass. Pulling the glass onto the tip of the glass blowers pipe, the artist then works granulate color into the surface, creating unique patterns, and swirls of color on the hot, bubbled surface. The glass blob is mouth blown, while being further manipulated with the influences of fire, gravity, and the hand of man. Even though we work toward a certain design idea or concept, the forces of nature ultimately determine the unique outcome of each piece. After sizing the ball we add the pad and loop, so one can hang the finished witch ball.
The finished piece is something exclusive, a piece that only our art glass can provide. Once in your hand, you can see and feel the presence of something special, something of substance. Because of the amount of glass needed to provide the effect of a witch ball, it does have some weight to it. There may even be bubbles in the glass, air from the artist’s lungs, forever encapsulated. Your hand can feel each piece of melted, granulate color. As you are hypnotized by the outer workings, your eyes refocus to see the strands inside; the hidden gems. Each strand is hued with hints of the outer colors, each separate, but woven together, working in artistic harmony.
Our art glass designs are exclusive to our company. Even though we make hundreds of designs, each ball is literally unique, given the handmade process. So, you hold in your hand, a truly one of a kind piece, available only from us.
*Tap Dancing Spiders
As children engage in pretend play, they are using their creativity and imagination to create stories and scenarios. This type of play can also help develop social skills as children learn to take turns and interact with others in their imaginative play. The Nursery Tikes Ice Princess Magical Mirror is made with high-quality materials and is designed with child safety in mind. It has a sturdy base that ensures stability during play and is easy to assemble and disassemble for storage. The mirror is also easy to clean, making it a durable option for young children. Overall, the Nursery Tikes Ice Princess Magical Mirror is a magical toy that combines imagination, play, and development. Its enchanting design, music, and lights create a truly immersive experience for children who love the world of princesses and make-believe. Whether it's a birthday gift or a special surprise, this toy is sure to bring joy and delight to any little prince or princess..
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