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Nankei Pottery

Coffee Dripper - Black

Coffee Dripper - Black

$60 USD
$60 USD
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Brew exceptional coffee with the Coffee Dripper by Nankei Pottery, a seamless blend of traditional Banko-yaki craftsmanship and modern design. Handcrafted from iron-rich black clay, its cone shape ensures precision dripping, allowing you to extract the full flavor of every brew. Designed for one to two servings, this minimalist dripper deepens in character over time, developing a unique patina with use. Perfect for enhancing quiet mornings or leisurely breaks, it combines beauty and practicality, transforming your daily coffee ritual. A timeless piece for coffee lovers or a thoughtful gift, it embodies over a century of Japanese artistry.

Description

The dripper is made from black clay high in iron content and is fired without glaze, allowing its color to richly evolve with use. Its flat interior slows down the dripping process, ideally extracting the rich flavors of coffee. Paired with a Sampo brass stand, it also enhances the elegance of your coffee time.

Each piece is handmade, with small individual differences marking their uniqueness. This is a testament to the dedication of Nankei Pottery’s artisans, who pour their hearts into each creation. While durable and robust for daily use, its simple and beautiful design seamlessly integrates into any kitchen.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimensions: Width 10.0cm/Depth 10.0/Height 7.5cm
  • Material: Stoneware
  • Microwave: ⚪︎
  • Direct fire: ×
  • Dishwasher: × (Due to its thin structure, it may be damaged by buffering with other items)

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Instruction for Use

  • For cleaning, please use a mild detergent. Do not use sponges with abrasives, metal scrubbers, or cleansers, as they may scratch the item.
  • If you are concerned about stains, soaking overnight in a diluted solution of oxygen-based bleach for dishes will clean it effectively. Ensure it is rinsed thoroughly to prevent any odor and dried well.
  • The raw material includes iron powder in the clay, resulting in black spots on the surface. Please enjoy these as part of the product's texture.
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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.

Pouring coffee from a minimalist black Banko ware coffee server into a black mug.

Nankei Pottery's Japanese Tea Set for Timeless Tea Rituals

The Nested Tea Set by Nankei Pottery is a beautifully crafted set of a teapot and teacups, designed to enhance the delicate flavors of teas such as gyokuro and sencha. The unglazed finish of the teapot gently softens the astringency of the tea leaves, drawing out a smooth, rich, and nuanced flavor. Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, this set boasts exceptional durability and an elegant finish, making it a timeless addition to your tea rituals.
Perfect as a special tool for serene moments, it’s ideal for relaxing at home or welcoming guests with thoughtful hospitality. Experience the richness of tea time with this exquisite piece, a product of over 100 years of tradition and craftsmanship.

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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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