Today's beautiful object is the result of a graduate project from the Royal College of Art.
Shay Alkalay designed this marvelous rotating fishbowl that houses several little fish in a doughnut shape about a third full of water.
The scenery in the bowl is made up of small buildings that are inspired by industrial structure; as the bowl turns, the buildings blow bubbles and aerate the water.
The aquarium slowly revolves and takes about 6 minutes to make a full turn.
But how do the fish get inside, you ask. There's a small hole in the center that provides access to the fish for feeding and cleaning purposes.
The Flying Fish Bowl is a limited production made in small batches, and each costs around £2000.
For more, see Shay's website shayalkalay.com
