Chaya Sangyo Thermometer/Hygrometer, Beige, Height 14.5cm X Width 17.5cm X Depth 6cm

Whether it's a gloomy winter day, gazing at the changeable spring sky, gazing out the window during a sweltering heat, or the creeping chill of winter, place this glass on your windowsill and enjoy a moment of gazing at the sky.

Storm Glass: The appearance of the liquid and crystals inside the glass changes depending on the temperature and weather conditions. In the early 19th century, it was used to predict weather conditions during European voyages. The appearance of the liquid and crystals inside the glass tube was used to predict weather at sea, helping to ensure safe voyages. After Admiral Robert FitzRoy of the British Navy studied this device in detail, it is also known as the "FitzRoy Weather Gauge." The relationship between weather conditions and crystallization inside the liquid has not yet been scientifically explained. While it cannot be used to accurately predict weather conditions, the unique changes in the liquid and crystals in response to changes in the surrounding weather environment make it a delightful ornament to adore.

Thermometer: This thermometer uses a principle discovered by Galileo Galilei. The glass sphere rises and falls with changes in room temperature. The temperature is measured using the plate attached to the floating sphere. Finished product, packaged in a brown cardboard box. Measurement range: 18°C ​​to 24°C. Contains four glass spheres. Dimensions: H 14.5 x W 17.5 x D 6cm Package weight: 0.75 kg