Kikkerland Design Inc

Wooden Magnifier

Wooden Magnifier - Main image
$17.25 $25 In stock

Category: Stationery

Perfect for the curious and curious at heart, this magnifier features 3x magnification and a beechwood frame.

  • 3x magnification for detailed viewing
  • Beechwood frame offers a natural, warm feel
  • Ideal for reading, outdoor exploration, and play
  • Designed by FormNation, Jan Habraken, and Lotte van Velzen for Kikkerland
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

I’ve been using it to inspect old book engravings and the 3x zoom is just right for catching fine linework without any blur. The beechwood frame adds a nice heft that makes it feel more like a tool than a toy.

Steven ★★★★★

The beechwood handle feels warm and solid in my hand, not cheap or plasticky at all. I've been using it for reading tiny print on maps and labels, and the 3x magnification is just right for that.

Chloe R. ★★★★★

I was a little worried the beechwood frame would feel cheap, but it’s actually smooth and warm in the hand. The 3x magnification is just right for reading tiny labels on medicine bottles and inspecting stamps. It's become my go‑to desk companion.