Golden mean Caliper

Large
Small
total = large + small
The Golden Mean Caliper is a tool for measuring dynamically the phi proportion. The proportion nature uses when designing life. This caliper is based on an articulated pentagon. It is very useful during design in whatever discipline that interacts with life... as life was designed with the Phi proportion.
It's very handy for artists in general. Painters, sculptors and architects use it widely.  Also graphic designers can take advantage of it's use when searching for a pleasant layout.
The architecture of our body responds entirely to this ratio, that's why we naturally use this ratio in whatever creative act we do. Having the caliper around during creation will give us a wider range of possibilities.

It's a lifetime jewel present for anyone who appreciate aesthetics.

This type of caliper show 3 measurements at the same time- 1) Small - 2) Large - 3) Total

small x 1.618 =large
large x 1.618 = total
total x 0.618 = large
large x 0.618 = small

 

 

Note our hands are perfectly phi proportioned
 
Books are are comfortable to handle, they usually respond to the golden mean rectangle

...So the caliper is an universal tool for design.

 

It´s great for architects when designing homes.

Phi designed home appliances not only upgrade their ergonomy but they enhance their aesthetics and beauty.

 

 

Purchasing calipers

4 arm Caliper
This is a very old tool for measuring the Phi-proportion. It is very accurate when measuring very small things. It is also a very beautiful object because of it's embedded geometry.
Sculptors may appreciate this tool that is reversible for measuring the inside or outside.

 

 

All calipers are made of brass or stainless steel.Very pecisely laser cut and assembled using copper rivets.
Prices start at $50 and vary according to size and material.

Contact at:
holyholo@gmail.com

 

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