They are the same, or perhaps they only look that way.
Water globe or
snow globe, there is a difference, but don't worry about with the details. Curious hearts read on to find exactly where the thin line lies.
There is but the slightest difference between the two. Snow globes have snow-like representations inside. Waterglobes, however, may have a variety of sparkling autumn leaves, musical notes, and anything else.
Come Again?
The key is to look inside. Here are two classic examples of snow globe designs:
- Christmas Snow Globes: These are the typical examples you find during the holiday season. Some popular themes are Santa Claus and the Nativity.
- Alpine Designs: These snow globes depict cozy alpine villages enjoying a fresh blanket of snow.
And Water Globes
If it looks like a snow globe but has no"snow," then it is a waterglobe. Some have may sparkles, others may have shaped-confetti. Take a look at these examples:
- Holiday Delights: Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, and Halloween are all popular styles.
- Commemorative Orbs: Special events, a new baby, or cultural icons are frequent inspirations.
- Career Appreciation: Specialty waterglobes are made for a variety of professions. Teachers, firefighters, and armed services are just a few choices.
Appropriate Editions
What's more, endless creative examples abound. From collegiate teams to movies, there are enough snow globes and water globes for all.
It's All Just a Name
Then again, the name doesn't really matter. For both snow globes and water globes, what counts is beauty and motion. Shake one up and see what happens.
