Kaleidoscope, in Greek:
kalos - beauty + eidos - form + scope - image,
is an appropriate combination of words
that does not end only as such.
It involves a device of particles of multi-colored glass or some other transparent material between two flat mirrors,
placed at the angle of 60 degrees.
By turning the kaleidoscope, the particles change position, creating the most diverse
combinations of shapes and colors.

Kaleidoscope - n. an optical instrument in which bits of glass, beads, etc., held loosely at the end of a rotating tube are shown in continually changing symetrical forms by reflection in three mirrors placed at 60 * angles to each other
(GK Kal(os) beautiful + eido(s) shape + -SCOPE)
Kaleidoscopic - adj.
1. of, pertaining to, or created by a kaleidoscope.
2. changing form, pattern, color, etc.,
in a manner suggesting a kaleidoscope.
3. continually shifting from one set of relations to another;
rapidly changing:
the kaleidoscopic events of the last year.
4. extremely complex and varied:
a kaleidoscopic view of history.