ORIGAMI Dripper S

¥2,200

Collections: Brewing Gear, Drippers, New Items, ORIGAMI

Category: Ceramic, Dripper, Navy, Origami, Pink, Turquoise, White

Barista's Dream Dripper That Inspires Your Creative Mind

<NOTE: This product DOES NOT come with a wooden holder. Please purchase a wooden holder separately from here.>

Some may came across "Origami" before - ori means "folding", and g(k)ami means "paper" - which is a Japanese art of paper folding (paper cranes may be the most famous of this kind.) This beautiful ORIGAMI Dripper is inspired by the spirit of the playfully colorful, creative but delicate craft loved for centuries.

While it is visually fun and definitely will be a conversation starter, it also realizes the best brew you could ever dream of. The product design team worked with many baristas and worked out an ideal blooming/dripping time and the shape that makes it possible- the 20 ribs creates air channels and keeps the brewing smooth and clog-free, which gives you great control over the dripping speed.

The dripper is made of Mino porcelain- one of Japan's most prestigious potteries with more than 400 years of history. This ‘S’ size coffee dripper can fill 1 to 2 cups with deliciously brewed, aromatic coffee. Pick your favorite origami and be creative!

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Features

Makes up to 2 cups of pour-over, filter coffee
Achieves professional standards of flavor control

Comes in a beautiful box with design blueprint printed on

Details

Material: Ceramic (Mino-yaki)

Size: Φ115×H70 (drip hole: Φ25)
Suitable for use in microwave/oven/dishwasher
Use Kalita Wave filter (155)/ Hario V60 filter (01) or other cone-shaped filter
Made in Japan

Beautiful

Beautifully made. Aesthetically pleasing. Easy to use. I using with regular V60 and Wave paper filters.

Nice drip for light beans.

Interesting & Fun

Probably my favourite dripper right now. Very satisfied and still having lots of fun experimenting with it.

Interesting dripper

This dripper allows for more experimentation of the regular V60 (01) and Wave (155) filters. The ceramic is a bit thinner than regular Hario/Kalita products but seems sturdy enough to withstand regular non-abusive use.