Description
Leo gets an audience even at teatime. The bracelet stars a glossy black ceramic cat with amber-gold eyes on a colorful cord with earthy beads and wood accents; the table gets white bone china rimmed in gold — cups, saucers, gold spoons, and a gold-tone stand to display the lot.
Why the pairing works
The colors and motifs are built around Leo confidence, warm hospitality and a polished table that catches the light. The bracelet and teaware are distinct pieces, selected to look considered together rather than matched by a printed zodiac logo.
What is included
1 adjustable bracelet; coordinated gold-rimmed cup-and-saucer 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 adjustable bracelet; coordinated gold-rimmed cup-and-saucer set shown in the photos
- Bracelet: an adjustable colorful cord bracelet centered on a glossy black ceramic cat face with large amber-gold eyes, earthy ceramic beads and wood accents
- Teaware: a white gold-rimmed bone-china cup-and-saucer set with gold spoons and a gold-tone storage stand
- 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 adjustable bracelet; coordinated gold-rimmed cup-and-saucer set shown in the photos |
|---|---|
| Size | See product photos; dimensions vary by component |
| Material | Glazed ceramic and wood beads, woven cord; glazed bone china; gold-painted and gold-tone details |
| Care | Hand wash teaware gently. Wipe bracelet clean; avoid hard impact and sudden temperature changes. |
Material & Craft
Glazed ceramic and wood beads, woven cord; glazed bone china; gold-painted and gold-tone details. Colors and surface effects come from real ceramic glaze, painted detail and the materials shown in the photographs.
The Making
Bone china fires thin and faintly translucent — hold a cup to the light and see. The stand is the Leo touch: this set assumes it will be looked at between uses, not hidden in a cupboard.
Care
Everything gold here — rims, spoons, stand — stays out of microwaves and dishwashers. Warm water and a soft cloth keep the shine. The cat’s painted eyes prefer not to meet hard surfaces.
The display stand is the reason we picked this set — bone china this thin deserves to sit out.
— Qingci Studio
