Waterballs and clocks

COD: M.12A22

Winter Waterball with Skier and Alpine Landscape – Ø 45 mm

The waterball is a timeless classic of mountain tourism merchandise, a true staple for retail shops. This model celebrates the passion for winter sports by featuring a skier on the slopes, a dynamic theme that always achieves great commercial success in ski resorts and alpine destinations.
 
The item features a three-dimensional polyresin base rich in sculptural details, depicting a charming alpine micro-scene with a traditional cabin with red shutters, a dense snow-covered forest, and hand-finished rocky peaks. Inside the glass globe (45 mm diameter), a finely detailed polyresin skier in colorful gear is enclosed in a thick artificial snowstorm that gently falls whenever the object is turned upside down.
The structure integrates a smooth scroll on the front, specifically designed for customization with the name of the tourist resort or ski area.
 

Technical Specifications for your catalog:

  • Material: Glass globe with base and inner subject made of hand-painted polyresin.
  • Craftsmanship: Three-dimensional winter mountain landscape in relief, snow-covered details, and water globe with falling snow effect.
  • Subject: Skier downhill (inside globe) with alpine cabin and snowy forest (base).
  • Globe Dimensions: Ø 45 mm (Total dimensions of the item pending update).
  • Compliance: Labeling compliant with the latest EU regulations.
  • EAN Code: 8057723194853
  • Target: Traditional winter souvenirs, sporty and dynamic designs, collectibles for souvenir shops, ski lifts, and mountain lodges.
 

Would you like to add a customization to this product?

Right below, you can select your preferred method by checking the corresponding box:

  • Hand-written (applied directly onto the base of the product)
  • Adhesive label (on a transparent background with black text)
Select the desired option and enter the text or location names in the notes box before confirming your order.

Minimum package of 4 pcs.

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