Dripper 001S | 818
Dripper 001S | 818
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Dripper 001S is handcrafted from high-fired stoneware. Its double-wall construction helps maintain a stable brewing temperature for longer, promoting even extraction and allowing the coffee's full flavor profile to develop. The carefully designed internal ribs regulate water flow, resulting in a clean, balanced, and expressive cup.
A defining feature of this dripper is its signature glaze, developed in our studio. The matte exterior highlights the natural texture of the stoneware, while the glossy interior glaze creates a smooth surface for consistent water flow. Its soft cream tone, natural crystalline texture, and subtle gradient give each piece a distinctive character. Because every dripper is hand-glazed and individually fired, no two glaze patterns are ever the same.
Before brewing, we recommend preheating the dripper with hot water. This helps stabilize the brewing temperature and highlights the coffee's natural sweetness and complexity.
Please note: due to the handmade process and the use of natural materials, no two drippers are identical. Colors may slightly vary depending on lighting and screen settings.
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Cleaning
Cleaning
Unglazed porcelain surfaces may occasionally show light stains, unlike their glazed counterparts. Regular washing can help remove and prevent such stains. All our products are dishwasher-safe for convenient daily cleaning. For more thorough cleaning, you can soak the item in warm water with a detergent tablet. Stubborn stains may be removed using a diluted chlorine and lime cleaner.
Dark streaks in the glaze, often caused by silverware, can be wiped away with a sponge, dish soap, and baking soda. Grease stains on matte glazes can be cleaned with a mixture of baking soda and water.
If greasy fingerprints appear, rub the exposed porcelain with food-safe oils, let it sit, then wash with soap and water.
We strongly recommend allowing boiling water to settle (stop bubbling) before pouring it into any tableware, particularly handmade pieces. If the item is cold to the touch, it's also a good idea to pre-warm it with hot tap water. Pouring boiling water directly into a cold handmade cup, bowl, or mug may cause cracking in the piece or glaze.
