Origami Dripper

Smooth as the Japanese culture, the colorful Origami Dripper made of Mino porcelain will also make your brewing experience. Developed jointly by designers and baristi, this hand filter was made by a small manufactory in the Toki region (Gifu Prefecture) in Japan. Mino porcelain has a 400-year history. Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, this dripper becomes a real eye-catcher when brewing filter coffee.

„Mino porcelain looks back on 400 years of history.“

The 20 ribs of the dripper ensure ideal extraction, which optimizes brewing and throughput time – without the risk of water jams. The S size is suitable for brewing one to two cups of a delicious and highly aromatic filter coffee. The filter is especially popular with professional baristi and Brewing Cup participants.

We recommend combining the hand filter with the acacia wood ring holder to place the dripper in the ideal position over your favorite cup or roasting mug. Währe for this simply the appropriate variant from, we supply you with the complete set.

The Origami Dripper is not only a V60 alternative, but a real all-rounder, compatible with various filters. Our baristi particularly like the fact that the hand filter harmonizes with different forms of filter paper: With the Origial origami filter paper or Hario filter paper (01) for fruitier brews. The Kalita filter paper brings more sweetness and body to your cup.

To develop your brew style and experiment with different filter coffees, the Origami Dripper is the first choice. So you do not have to constantly change the filter holder!

• Mino porcelain origami hand filter
• Size: S, suitable for 1-2 cups of brewing quantity
• Handy coffee maker for a very aromatic result in the cup
• Can be combined with Hario, Origami and Kalita filter paper
• 20 ribs ensure optimal extraction – without water jamming
• Quick and easy cleaning
• Manufacturer: Origami, a small Japanese manufactory
• Material: Mino porcelain (over 400 years of tradition)
• Colors: orange, beige, matte green
• Especially popular with Brewers Cup participants