Cubisto
Was $34.95
Now $22.95
Cubisto – it sounds like a South American magician, with a pencil moustache and a cape doesn't it?! Well actually, our South American magicians are all out of stock – but while we're on the subject of "magic", Cubisto is the next best thing!
Choose a collectable – any collectable – pull the block apart, slip it between the two stretchable transparent sheets and snap it back together. Alikazee, alikazam! Or rather, Cubisto! And your collectable is in suspended animation! No mirrors, magnets or strings attached. (Feel free to gasp in amazement at this point – or at least nod appreciatively.)
 But wait, there's more! Got more than one collectable? Get more than one Cubisto! They link and stack together, so you can create a whole wall of mementos! It means you can bore…oops, impress your guests with your whole collection. They can see it from every angle without actually putting their sticky little visitor fingerprints all over it!
Cubisto is 3D framing made simple and affordable. Oh, and reusable! So when the glow of showing off that Jennifer Hawkins used tissue (for which you fought like a deranged seagull) wears off, you can remove it and reframe your next treasured possession. Just don't forget to check out all the Cubisto do's and dont's on the included instructions - it may be magic, but it's not indestructible.
From priceless Star Wars figurines to the first macaroni necklace you made your mother. If it was a magic moment in your life – it deserves a magic frame. Cubisto!
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Product Specification
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Cubisto has a unique design which suspends 3D objects between two pliable transparent films, creating the illusion that the object is floating. Each Cubisto block measures approximately 25 x 24 x 3 cm and has a clear viewing window with a diameter of 19.5 cm.Please note: The Cubisto frame is not suitable for use with sharp objects which may puncture the plastic film lining. The Cubisto frame is designed to be re-usable (providing the objects you use do not over-stretch the transparent holding film).
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