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Kafejnica Caraffa Pour-Over in Vetro Borosilicato
Pot with Strainer
€60,95
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SELECTED COFFEE.CONSIDERED DESIGN.

A considered collection of specialty coffee and coffee accessories, selected for their character, refined design and place in the everyday. From the beans you choose to the way you serve them, every detail has a purpose.

/ Behind the object

Coffee turns into performance.

This 400ml pour‑over carafe is crafted from heat‑resistant borosilicate glass, giving you a clear view of every stage of extraction. Its sculpted wooden handle offers a warm, ergonomic grip that balances the cool clarity of the glass. Designed for deliberate brewing, it channels water smoothly through your grounds to produce a clean, balanced cup that preserves the full character of your roast.

A measured pour, a warm wooden touch, and a clear view of flavor unfolding with quiet precision.
Craft notes

Details you feel
before you notice.

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Heat-resistant borosilicate body
A clear view of every stage of extraction, from bloom to final drip.
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Sculpted wood handle
Ergonomic and warm, balancing the cool clarity of the glass.
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[ 03 ]
Minimalist pour-over profile
Channels water smoothly through the grounds for a clean, balanced cup.
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[ 04 ]
400ml capacity
Sized for a focused single-origin pour without waste.
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/ Technical shelf

Details, quietly precise.

MMXXVI
Capacity:
400ml
Material:
Heat-Resistant Borosilicate Glass
Handle:
Sculpted Natural Wood
Profile:
Minimalist Pour-Over Design
Chemical Concerns:
None

In the box

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Borosilicate Pour-Over Carafe with Wooden Handle
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DESIGNED FOR RITUAL, BUILT FOR PURPOSE

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