Storm Glass Egypt Storm Glass Weather Glass Weather Forecaster Handmade Cherry Blossom

Storm glasses were used in early 19th century Europe to predict weather conditions during voyages.
They are made by dissolving various chemicals in alcohol and sealing them in a glass container. The appearance of the crystals inside is said to change with the weather.
Due to detailed research by British Admiral Robert FitzRoy, it is also known as FitzRoy's barometer.
In reality, the correlation between weather conditions and crystallization inside the liquid is not 100%.
While it cannot be used for accurate weather forecasting,
the liquid and crystals change uniquely with changes in the surrounding weather environment, so please enjoy it as a decorative interior item.

Precautions
○ The crystals will change depending on the environment, so the state shown in the photos cannot be guaranteed. On hot summer days, it may temporarily become transparent, but the crystals will reappear. They will not disappear.
○ Store away from direct sunlight.
○ Do not heat or rapidly cool (e.g., in a microwave).
○ The contents contain alcohol, potassium nitrate, ammonium chloride, etc. Do not place near open flames. Keep out of reach of children and ensure they do not accidentally ingest it. If it breaks and gets on your hands or skin, wash thoroughly with water.
○ As this is a handmade glass product, there may be minor scratches or dark spots. Please understand.
○ The tip is particularly prone to breakage.
○ In the unlikely event of breakage, wipe with a damp cloth. The contents may have an odor, but inhalation is not harmful.
○ As this is a handmade item, fine decorations, patterns, and sizes may differ from the photos.
The crystals change very slowly. Please enjoy it over the years.

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