Wholesale Red Snow Globe 65mm - Serenity Sphere

This 65mm glass snow globe is designed for calm — a solid red sphere that fills with fine iridescent flitter when turned, set on CoolSnowGlobes' iconic trademarked square white base. A mindfulness and stress-relief tool as much as a decorative object, it arrives beautifully gift boxed and ready to display or give. Red is the first color that humans mastered. Red is one of the fascinating colors that uncover various symbolisms, meanings, and associations. It is usually linked with our strong emotions, such as love, passion, danger and anger. Whether it empowers or distresses, red’s psychological potency is unmatched in sheer intensity and drama. Seeing the color red stimulates the human heart. Each globe includes a guided calming exercise: hold it, turn it once, place it in view, and breathe with the color as the flitter settles. The exercise has been associated with reduced stress and anxiety and is suitable for use alongside therapists, counselors, and mindfulness practitioners. Available in 9 colors — each sold separately. - 65mm glass snow globe, fine iridescent flitter fill - Solid blue color, no interior figurine - Iconic trademarked square white base - Includes guided calming exercise card - Globe diameter: 2.6 in / 6.6 cm - Total height: 3.1 in / 7.8 cm - Gift box: 3.5 x 3.5 x 3.75 in - Available in 9 colors: blue, teal, purple, green, orange, pink, yellow, red, white — each sold separately - Best fit: wellness shops, gift boutiques, therapy and counseling offices, yoga studios, spa retailers, mindfulness retailers, museum shops - Strong gifting occasions: self-care, stress relief, birthday, teacher appreciation, corporate gifting, sympathy, get well, graduation. Pink typically inspires tenderness and sensitivity. Color psychology addresses the way colors and emotions are intricately linked and how color affects human behavior. In modern times it has been scientifically proven that colors have emotional, psychological and physiological effects on the body. There are colors we may prefer for the way they make us feel, and then there are colors that actually affect the way we feel.