An Impossible Bottle is a bottle containing an artifact that visually does not appear to fit through the neck of the bottle.
The ship in a bottle is one of the most traditional and iconic examples of impossible bottles.
In this case, it is a wooden airplane inside the bottle. My boss is an airplane lover, in fact he is an international airplane pilot. This work of art was bought from a craftsman in Uruguay.
Other examples of objects also used are fruits, matchboxes, playing cards, tennis balls, Rubik's cubes, padlocks, rope knots and scissors.
All of these can be inserted into the bottle by various mechanisms including building the object inside the bottle from small parts, using some kind of small object that expands inside the bottle, or molding the glass around it. of this one.
Take care of yourselves and see you next time.
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