Beechwright
A weather glass that runs on nothing but air
A sealed beechwood storm barometer whose colored fluid rises and falls with the pressure outside, predicting tomorrow's sky with no power and no parts to fail.
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Founder journal
The room cooled and I'm told to be alarmed. I'm not. Eleven sold to people who wrote that the glass called the storm before the valley did. No blinking light.
First run of forty cases, each turned from quartered beech so the grain never warps when air turns damp. The sealed glass reads three days ahead by fluid alone.
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