Pour Over Coffee Set, Hand Thrown Ceramic Pottery, Dripper, Jug and 2 Espresso Cups, Grey Clay, Midnight Beach Glaze, House Gift for Him Her

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This Pour Over & Drippers item by jstarceramics has 49 favorites from shoppers. Ships from United Kingdom. Listed on Aug 3, 2023
Hand thrown ceramic coffee set, with dripper, jug and 2 matching espresso cups, perfect for coffee lovers Grey stoneware clay, glazed in Midnight Beach Dripper: H10-11cm x W12-13cm for size 2 or 4 filter papers - comes complete with 5 size 2 papers to get you going Jug: H17cm x W16.5cm (including handle & spout) holds 1000ml Espresso cup: H7cm x W7cm holds 150ml Dishwasher safe but will have a longer life if hand washed Microwave-safe All glazes are food safe (lead-free) Ceramic will get hot when heated or if containing 'just boiled' liquids so please be careful when handling them Avoid subjecting to extreme thermal shock. Sudden transfer from hot to cold temperatures and vice versa can cause cracking There may be some variation due to the nature of handmade pottery HOW TO BREW THAT PERFECT CUP OF COFFEE Start with fresh filtered water just off the boil Pour a generous amount of water through your paper filter to rinse dust and preheat your jug, then pour away the water. Add fresh roasted coffee to your filter for the desired serving Pour enough water to just cover the coffee and allow it to drain Then pour water directly in the center of the coffee bed being careful not to over fill, Refill dripper to reach your measured cups of coffee At jstar handmade ceramics you will find a range of wheel thrown one off pottery home wares, all individual and unique, that perfect gift for special occasions and treats for you and your home. Created on a pottery wheel using stoneware or porcelain clay, when partially dry (greenware) they are trimmed and my potter’s mark added. It is at this stage that I create any designs on the clay by carving, slip trailing or adding sculpted pieces. Once bone dry they are fired at 1000 degrees centigrade in an electric kiln for over 24 hours (bisque). They are then glazed either with brush on or dipping glazes creating a unique design. The final stage is a second firing at 1200 degrees centigrade to full vitrification. My aim is that you may confidently enjoy all my creations daily.