Description
Oil-spot Tenmoku is the closest a kiln comes to a night sky: silver-blue droplets floating on near-black glaze. This pairing puts that sky on the table — gaiwan, fairness pitcher and cups — and on the wrist, with speckled nebula beads, a blue star bead, silver spacers and a small blue tassel.
Why the pairing works
The colors and motifs are built around Aquarius originality expressed through real kiln effects rather than printed decoration. The bracelet and teaware are distinct pieces, selected to look considered together rather than matched by a printed zodiac logo.
What is included
1 bracelet; coordinated oil-spot Tenmoku tea set shown in the photos.
Good to know
Ceramic glaze, painted lines and small handmade details can vary slightly. Please use the listing photographs as the guide for shape, color and set contents.
- One coordinated listing: 1 bracelet; coordinated oil-spot Tenmoku tea set shown in the photos
- Bracelet: a starry-blue ceramic bracelet with a blue star bead, varied speckled nebula beads, silver spacers and a small blue tassel
- Teaware: a silver-blue oil-spot Tenmoku set with gaiwan, fairness pitcher and small cups, each surface carrying natural kiln variation
- Photographed pieces show the actual color family, finish and included forms
- A practical gift pairing for the sign — wearable ceramic and teaware in one visual story
Specifications
| Capacity / Set | 1 bracelet; coordinated oil-spot Tenmoku tea set shown in the photos |
|---|---|
| Size | See product photos; dimensions vary by component |
| Material | Glazed ceramic beads and metal accents; iron-rich oil-spot glazed stoneware |
| Care | Hand wash teaware gently. Wipe bracelet clean; avoid hard impact and sudden temperature changes. |
Material & Craft
Glazed ceramic beads and metal accents; iron-rich oil-spot glazed stoneware. Colors and surface effects come from real ceramic glaze, painted detail and the materials shown in the photographs.
The Making
The oil spots are true kiln behavior — iron in the glaze crystallizing as it cools — so no two surfaces repeat, and the bracelet’s speckled beads echo them in miniature. Astronomy you can drink from.
Care
Tenmoku glaze is tough but dislikes thermal shock: warm the pieces before pouring boiling water. Hand wash without abrasives. Give the bracelet a rest during sport and showers so cord and spacers stay tight.
The nebula beads sit in the same silver-blue register as the oil-spot glaze — that match is the whole reason this pairing exists.
— Qingci Studio
