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Nankei Pottery

Brass Stand for Coffee Dripper

Brass Stand for Coffee Dripper

$82.00 AUD
$82.00 AUD
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Enhance your coffee ritual with this elegantly designed Brass Stand, crafted to perfectly pair with a coffee dripper, server, or cylindrical mug. Thoughtfully constructed with openings on three sides, it allows you to easily monitor the flow and volume of your brew, ensuring precision and convenience. Combining minimalist design with functional beauty, this stand seamlessly integrates into modern lifestyles while offering timeless elegance. Whether for personal use or as a thoughtful gift for coffee enthusiasts, it transforms your daily coffee moments into a refined experience, embodying craftsmanship and care in every detail.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimensions: Width 9.8cm/Depth 9.8cm/Height: 0.3cm
  • Material: Brass (untreated)
  • Microwave: ×
  • Direct fire: ×
  • Dishwasher: ⚪︎

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Instruction for Use

About Brass

This product is made of solid brass without any plating or painting. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc (for example, like the 5-yen coin) that enjoys a beautiful patina over time. With use, it gains character and its surface forms an oxide layer that protects the metal. The surface of the brass is given a hairline finish (fine lines) to add texture, and these are not considered defects.

About Aging

The brass may discolor where it comes into contact with water or hands, and it will darken overall with time. The aging process does not occur uniformly across the brass surface, so initial unevenness in color may be observed. However, this process is part of the charm, and we hope you enjoy the journey to a uniform patina.

Care Instructions

  • If the brass gets wet, wipe it with a dry cloth to remove moisture.
  • In rare cases, verdigris (a greenish patina) may form during use. This is a type of rust that occurs when copper oxidizes. Verdigris is harmless and non-toxic, but if it concerns you, you can remove it by rubbing with a cloth dipped in a mixture of equal parts vinegar and salt. Rinse afterward and dry well.
  • Detergents and chemicals can affect metal, so please check the product instructions before use.
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Banko-yaki: 300 Years of Tradition in Japanese Pottery and Tea Culture

Banko-yaki is a type of pottery that originated during the Edo period and boasts a history of over 300 years. Its name reflects a wish for “eternal prosperity and excellence.” Although it experienced a period of decline, the craft was revitalized by kilns in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, where it flourished alongside the rise of sencha tea culture. Banko-yaki teapots are renowned for their distinctive combination of durability and lightness, and, together with Tokoname-yaki, they continue to play a vital role in supporting Japan's tea culture.

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Crafting Elegance in Banko-yaki Since 1913

Founded in 1913, Nankei Pottery is a kiln based in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, specializing in Banko-yaki teapots and teacups. Their products blend traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities, offering both the functionality needed for brewing delicious tea and a simple elegance that complements everyday life. Every step of the production process is managed in-house, ensuring meticulous quality control, and each piece is carefully finished by the hands of skilled artisans. Through their thoughtfully crafted tea utensils, Nankei Pottery enriches quiet moments of tea time, delivering the joy of use and the pleasure of brewing.

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Nankei Pottery Coffee Ware: Minimalist Design for Perfect Coffee Moments

Nankei Pottery’s minimalist coffee ware is perfectly designed for brewing 1–2 servings of coffee. Made from iron-rich black clay with an unglazed finish, it develops a unique patina over time, adding to its charm with continued use. While rooted in the traditional techniques of Banko-yaki, this piece seamlessly blends functional beauty with modern lifestyles.
Ideal for elevating quiet morning moments or leisurely afternoon coffee breaks, it transforms everyday rituals into something truly special. Whether as a treat for yourself or a thoughtful gift for coffee enthusiasts, this coffee ware is a timeless choice.

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Nankei Pottery

Nankei Pottery is a small kiln that was established in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, in 1913. It specializes in producing teapots and teacups for Banko ware, shaping the rich lives and sensibilities of the Japanese people. With a long history of accumulated high craftsmanship, it manages all complex processes of pottery production in-house. Nankei Pottery, a professional in creating tools that connect traditional and modern lifestyles, has passionately dedicated years to crafting teaware essential for enriching tea-time experiences.

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