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Hario
Hario Double Mesh Metal Dripper
A dripper made entirely of stainless steel with a double mesh filter in the dripper as two finely etched mesh filters overlap. The result is a coffee as if prepared with a paper filter, with a rich flavor and a touch of the natural oils coffee unique only to this metal filter.
Colour: Hairline Silver
Width: 14.8 cm
Height: 9.6 cm
Diameter: 12.3 cm
Capacity: for 1-4 cups
Weight: 0.1kg
Material: Stainless steel
Full instructions: https://global.hario.com/product/DMD.pdf
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Japanese Ceramics and Homewares
Our Japanese ceramics and homewares are more than just beautiful objects — they’re the result of years spent building personal relationships with skilled makers across Japan. From mountain kilns in Gifu to seaside workshops in Kyushu, every piece we carry has a story, a soul, and a purpose.
At Chef’s Edge, we value direct connection over mass production. By working closely with artisans, we’re able to offer pieces that reflect the true spirit of Japanese design — refined, functional, and deeply rooted in tradition.
