Since the world is ending on 12/21/2012, I thought I would share with you another world. Yes, another world. It is called a Tiny World In A Bottle.
Japanese artist, Akinobu Izumi, designs architectural models professionally and in his spare time creates the art he calls, “Tiny World In A Bottle.” It is definitely tiny!
So with the world ending (rolling eyes), I thought we could freeze a few enjoyable moments in a tiny bottle…
Football/Soccer In A Tiny Bottle
Tyrannosaurus/T-Rex In A Tiny Bottle
Flying Butterfly In A Tiny Bottle
Sheep In A Tiny Bottle
Seahorse And Babies In A Tiny Bottle
Sailing Ship In A Tiny Bottle
Penguins On An Iceberg In A Tiny Bottle
A Turtle On An Island In A Tiny Bottle
Green Christmas Tree In A Tiny Bottle
White Christmas Tree In A Tiny Bottle
Last, but not least, my favorite is…
Season Trees In A Tiny Bottle
Do you think Akinobu Izumi could save time in a bottle too?
Ahhhh, I can hear Jim Croce singing.
If I could make days last forever
If words could make wishes come true
I’d save every day like a treasure and then…
Sharon says
These are so cute.
Sherry Riter says
😀
Skip_D says
Absolutely incredible! Such detailed work! These little bottled worlds are a delight – end of this world or not! 😀
Sherry Riter says
😉
Nancy @ A Joyful Cottage says
These are amazing! I’m fascinated with the intricacy, not to mention the tiny size. Great post!
Sherry Riter says
I really love the ones that have water! It looks so real!
Marie says
I think I should first say…I’m here and so is the rest of the world. With that said I loved the pictures of the tiny bottles. Time in a Bottle was one of my favorite songs in High School. Awesome memory. Marie
Sherry Riter says
LOL I’m still here too! So when are we supposed to all disappear because in six hours, it will be a new day! LOL
I’m glad you enjoyed the memories. 🙂
Young Werther says
This is lovely!
Beyond my capability with the shaky hands…
Sherry Riter says
Beyond my ability too. My hands have always been shaky. I think it is just my excited soul has a hard time staying contained in my body. LOL LOL
Priya Sasha says
Mam this article was very nice…i love little things giving out a bigger meaning and i was in search of the impossible bottle ..now i got to know even we can create things with a small glass container… 🙂 ..ha thanks a lot.. 🙂 🙂 🙂 continue ur great work… 🙂
Sherry Riter says
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it!