Hsia-pai Wood-Fired Ceramic Pour-Over Dripper (Small)

Pure Extraction in the Dawn's First Light: Hsia-pai Wood-Fired Ceramic Pour-Over Dripper (Small) The "Hsia-pai" (霞白) series captures the hazy, pristine white layers reminiscent of clouds formed in the kiln's fire. This small-capacity dripper is designed for exquisite coffee moments for 1-2 people. Its compact form concentrates heat effectively, and combined with the mineral transformation characteristics unique to wood-firing, it delicately refines the coffee's flavor, filtering out excess impurities. Each drop of coffee that falls carries the gentle warmth of the kiln fire and the earth, making every solitary or shared moment exceptionally pure and tranquil. ● Its small capacity is designed for 1-2 servings, offering excellent heat stability for more precise control over the extraction rhythm. ● The exclusive "Hsia-pai" hue strikes a perfect balance between rustic charm and elegance, with each piece showcasing unique ash glaze beauty. ● Wood-firing can soften the water and the coffee's acidity, resulting in a richer, fuller mouthfeel and enhancing the tasting experience. — Product Information — ● Artist: Yang Yi-Chuan ● Dimensions: Length 11 cm, Width 9 cm, Height 8 cm — Important Notes — ● All ceramic pieces are handcrafted by the artist, making each design and color tone unique. Even within the same style, slight variations exist between individual pieces. ● Wood-fired pieces are one-of-a-kind; even with repeated firings, the ash glaze patterns will differ. Don't miss out! ● The rich layers of color in ceramic works are difficult to fully capture in flat photography. We strive to present the most authentic representation possible. However, due to variations in monitor displays, slight color discrepancies may occur. The actual product is the standard. — Care Instructions — ● Suitable for hot water and hot food; avoid direct flame heating (e.g., with an alcohol lamp or stovetop) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponge, natural loofah); avoid abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) as they can scratch the surface. — A Little Story About Wood-Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through the master craftsman's dedicated effort of continuously stoking the kiln for four days and four nights, judging the wood addition to control the temperature rise based on experience, this nearly lost ancient technique is preserved. **Each piece is the world's only original, and it's impossible to fire a second identical piece, making it a worthy collectible.** Wood-fired works are unglazed; instead, the natural ash deposited during the firing process creates a beautiful, naturally non-toxic exterior for each piece.