Tempo Drop Dawn (Storm Glass)
This storm glass "Tempo Drop" transforms into various expressions depending on the weather. It's crafted in "Dawn/Gray," evoking the dawn of dawn. The beautiful, thin, teardrop-shaped glass vessel contains liquids such as camphor and ethanol, which crystallize in various ways as the weather changes. For example, crystals tend to form more easily on cold days, while fewer crystals form on warmer days. Enjoy the daily changes as crystals of various shapes and sizes appear, as well as the appearance of sediment, clear liquids, and floating particles. Known as "storm glasses" (weather tubes), these were primarily used as weather forecasters during voyages in 19th-century Europe. They were believed to predict the weather and pinpoint the direction of thunderstorms. They're also famous for being installed aboard the Nautilus, featured in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea." While the crystallization phenomenon remains mysterious and is still under investigation, its practical application as a weather forecaster is difficult today. However, the ever-changing crystals will pique your scientific curiosity and provide endless hours of enjoyment. The sophisticated teardrop-shaped design makes it a perfect interior decoration, and the beautiful gift box makes it a delightful gift. Source: https://www.truss.jp/
Product Details
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Product Name
Tempo Drop Dawn (Storm Glass)
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Brand
100% (ヒャクパーセント)
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Shop
TRUSS (トラス)
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Size
Width 11.5×Depth 11.5×Height 20.5cm
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Materials
Walnut wood
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Category
Object
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