Tempo Drop Mini - Interior Storm Glass

The Tempo Drop is a storm glass that 19th-century sailors supposedly used for weather forecasting.
Crystals of various forms appear depending on the weather conditions, allowing you to enjoy it as an object of art on any kind of day.
It's an interior piece that will become a daily ritual to check first thing when you wake up.

It is made by sealing camphor (extract from the camphor tree), ethanol, and other substances in a glass tube, and crystals are said to form in response to temperature changes. Observing these crystals was useful for navigation, and it was even installed on the Nautilus in Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
With the subsequent development of science, it became clear that there are many mysteries surrounding the crystallization phenomenon, and details are still under research. While its practical use as a weather predictor may be difficult due to the many unknowns, please enjoy the ever-changing crystals of the Tempo Drop, much like observing the changing scenery with the seasons.