Urania propitia – Brass Compass with Sundial in Memory of Maria Cunitz

Brass compass with sundial – the history of science in an elegant form<br>This richly decorated <strong>brass compass with sundial</strong> takes your imagination back to times when observing the sky was the beginning of great discoveries. The design was created in memory of Maria Cunitz – an outstanding 17th-century astronomer and author of the work Urania propitia, meaning “accessible astronomy”. It combines scientific, historical and decorative motifs, creating a gift with a special message.<br>The round, closing case attracts attention with ornaments and an aged brass finish. When opened, it reveals a compass and a folding sundial. The whole resembles a classic travel instrument, which is why it looks good on a desk, in a display cabinet, a library or a collection of objects inspired by past discoveries.<br>Key benefits of the compass with sundial<br><strong>Combines a compass and a sundial</strong> in one closing construction.<br><strong>Has a historical character</strong> referring to astronomy and the figure of Maria Cunitz.<br><strong>Stands out with decorative details</strong> visible on the lid, edges and inner elements.<br><strong>Makes an effective decoration</strong> for a desk, study, library or display.<br><strong>Ready to give</strong> thanks to a gift box with a matching insert.<br><strong>Compact format</strong> that makes storage and display easy.<br><strong>Carries a symbolic message</strong> related to science, intellectual passion and female strength.<br><strong>Enhances the gift offer</strong> of gadget shops, historical souvenir shops and premium gift stores.<br>Use – decoration, gift and gadget for astronomy lovers<br><strong>The brass compass with sundial</strong> can serve as a decorative instrument, a collectible gadget and a symbolic gift. It will suit as a study decoration, an element of an exhibition devoted to science, or a gift for a jubilee, graduation, promotion or important professional achievement.<br>Who is this gadget for?<br><strong>For astronomy enthusiasts</strong> – as an object referring to observing the sky and the history of science.<br><strong>For women involved in science</strong> – as a symbolic tribute to Maria Cunitz's achievements.<br><strong>For physics, geography and history teachers</strong> – as an effective gift related to their field.<br><strong>For lecturers, researchers and students</strong> – especially those interested in astronomy, history or exact sciences.<br><strong>For travellers and lovers of past expeditions</strong> – due to the form of a classic navigation instrument.<br><strong>For collectors of compasses and replicas of historical instruments</strong> – as a decorative exhibit for a display case.<br><strong>For lovers of retro style and classic decorations</strong> – for a study, library or home workshop.<br><strong>For museums, libraries and educational institutions</strong> – as an element of an exhibition on science and astronomy.<br><strong>For owners of gift and souvenir shops</strong> – as a product for customers looking for a gift with history.<br><strong>For companies and institutions</strong> – for a jubilee, thank-you, award or gift for a person connected with science.<br>Gadget in brief<br>Brass compass with folding sundial.<br>Closing, round case with rich ornaments.<br>Style inspired by old scientific instruments.<br>Design dedicated to the memory of Maria Cunitz, author of Urania propitia.<br>Combination of decorative, historical and symbolic values.<br>Gift box with a protective insert.<br>Suitable for display on a desk, shelf or in a display case.<br>Gadget parameters<br><strong>Dimensions:</strong> diameter 8.4 cm, height 2.8 cm.<br><strong>Weight:</strong> 0.32 kg.<br><strong>Packaging:</strong> gift box with insert, 10 x 8 x 3 cm.<br><strong>Minimum order:</strong> 1 piece.<br>