Description
A pairing about balance, literally: ceramic beads against bamboo-segment wood, antique-silver spacers and one small charm, wrapped twice around the wrist — next to a blue-and-white porcelain set whose cobalt mountains, trees and houses keep the same calm, with gaiwan, fairness pitcher, strainer and cups.
Why the pairing works
The colors and motifs are built around Libra balance, symmetry and a classic blue-and-white table with quiet visual order. The bracelet and teaware are distinct pieces, selected to look considered together rather than matched by a printed zodiac logo.
What is included
1 double-wrap bracelet; coordinated blue-and-white gongfu 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 double-wrap bracelet; coordinated blue-and-white gongfu tea set shown in the photos
- Bracelet: a double-wrap bracelet mixing ceramic beads, bamboo-segment wood beads, antique-silver spacers and a small silver charm
- Teaware: a blue-and-white porcelain gongfu set painted with cobalt mountain, tree and house scenery, including gaiwan, fairness pitcher, strainer and cups
- 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 double-wrap bracelet; coordinated blue-and-white gongfu tea set shown in the photos |
|---|---|
| Size | See product photos; dimensions vary by component |
| Material | Glazed ceramic, wood and metal beads; blue-and-white glazed porcelain |
| Care | Hand wash teaware gently. Wipe bracelet clean; avoid hard impact and sudden temperature changes. |
Material & Craft
Glazed ceramic, wood and metal beads; blue-and-white glazed porcelain. Colors and surface effects come from real ceramic glaze, painted detail and the materials shown in the photographs.
The Making
Mixing materials is the risk and the charm here: wood warms as ceramic cools. On the porcelain side, the cobalt scenery sits under the glaze in the traditional manner, so it cannot wear off with use.
Care
Wood beads dislike long soaks — take the bracelet off before bathing and wipe it dry if it catches rain. The porcelain is easier: mild soap, soft sponge, no thermal shocks.
Wood plus ceramic means this bracelet ages and mellows — we count that as a feature and say so up front.
— Qingci Studio
