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Coffee drippers aren’t just functional—some also make an instant statement in your kitchen. From minimalist designs to colorful works of art, these 8 coffee drippers are sure to make any coffee geek’s heart beat faster.
With its separate “petals,” the Suiren resembles a water lily (“suiren” is Japanese for water lily). The twelve separate ribs—plastic slats that are slightly twisted—easily snap onto the base ring. Together, they create a filter holder with the same iconic spiral ribs as the V60, but without a “wall.”
What happens when a ceramic artist and a chef fall in love? You’ll find the answer in the MK Studio workshop, right in the heart of Copenhagen. The sets consist of a 500-ml pitcher, a matching cup, and a dripper that’s compatible with standard paper filters.
During the design process for this dripper, Cafec came up with the idea of creating flower-shaped indentations on the inner surface. This ensures there is enough air between the filter and the dripper for better coffee extraction. The Tritan Flower Dripper is available in 5 different colors.
Featuring an innovative, patented microfilter for better extraction, the new Espro Bloom is a must-have. Thanks to its steep slope and unique filter, the brewing time is shorter, without compromising quality.
This porcelain dripper set from Loveramics consists of three drippers that, thanks to their different textures, each have a different brewing speed: slow, normal, and fast.
A collaboration between Kalita and the Hasamiyaki brand has resulted in the Sagan dripper, made from sandstone and traditional pottery clay from Amakusa, Kumamoto.
A visually stunning origami-shaped dripper made of Mino porcelain by Origami Japan, featuring twenty “ribs” designed to deliver the best results in your cup.
With the Hario V60 dripper’s Limited Artist Editions, brewing filter coffee becomes a true art form. Together with us (koffieTcacao), three illustrators were selected to create a design for the famous V60 dripper.
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