Pottery coffee dripper

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Today in the Mae Ceramics studio I'm showing you how to throw a dripper for filter coffee on the pottery wheel. I used 600g of clay for this baby.Make sure t...

This listing is for one ready to ship drip coffee maker. Hand made and wheel thrown earthenware. It should fit most regular coffee mugs out there. Plus, its so much easier to clean than those french presses. ;) How to Use: 1. Place #2 paper coffee filter inside of the coffee maker. 2. Add 2 scoops

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Handle added, I think it finishes the coffee pour over/dripper nicely! (I’m still not sure which is the better name 😅) the first version was handleless and a little short for the filter (last pic) I definitely prefer the new design with the base curved to fit on the mug/jug #coffeepourover #coffeedripper #slowcoffee #stoneware

Pour Over Drip Coffee Maker Pottery Pour by DirtKickerPottery

My husband and I really love our coffee. Do you? Maybe you too have a French press, an Aeropress, a Chemex, and a good burr grinder. (Oh, coffee toys; what a dangerous habit!) But there’s one sort of coffee we don’t make right now, and that’s pour over, a simple yet craftsmanlike method of slowly and meditatively soaking coffee grounds set in a filter over a cup or pitcher. It’s one of the simplest ways to brew, but ironically it also offers some of the fanciest toys.

Colorful ceramic pour-over coffee drippers made out of stoneware clay. Hand-painted with vibrant designs. Made by Tilia Studio. Etsy link in bio.

The best way to brew coffee , scale and print this Dripper and enjoy the best coffee

Dustin Johnston on Instagram: "Here’s a quick video of my coffee pour over making process."

Our ceramic pour over dripper is specially designed to produce a certain amount of bypass and make for a more complex brewed cup of coffee. Level up your pour over!