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Hario
Hario V60 Dripper Mugen Ceramic
$33.00 USD
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A dripper that can brew coffee in a single pour. This dripper lacks internal ribbing, so paper filters stick to it as coffee flows down the star-shaped grooves to slowly brew. You can also remove the holder to place just the dripper on a stand to brew.
Colour: White
Width: 14.3 cm
Height: 9.5 cm
Diameter: 11.7 cm
Capacity: for 1-2 cups
Weight: 0.3kg
Material: Ceramic body & Polypropylene holder.
Full instructions: https://www.hario.com/product/VDMU-02_porcelain.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.