Stainless steel coffee dripper, damaged process silver, small

Product Overview

Description

Easy to pour and reliable clever coffee dripper, "Stainless coffee dripper" with simple design made in Japan

 

-Top-class Japanese metalworking techniques made famous around the world
-Exquisite pieces down to the finest detail, made for ease of use
-Highly rust resistant materials

 

 

 

 

 

Coffee measuring spoon (Gold) :

*Please use the metal polish to remove discoloration which may occur with use.

 

The company primarily engages in production and sales as a manufacturer of tableware. They deal in a wide variety of products, including highly detailed pieces focused on ease of use, and other pieces made with creative designs, unconstrained by conventional notions of tableware. Built upon a base of knowledge and techniques accumulated over time in Tsubame, Niigata Prefecture, the largest production center of tableware in Japan, they help guide customer lifestyles through craftsmanship.


Tsubame is an industrial town situated roughly in the middle of Niigata Prefecture, known as a main production site for metal tableware (cutlery).
Metal manufacturing was said to have started there in the early Edo Period of Japanese history. Throughout this period, copperware, pipes, files, writing brushes, ink cases and countless other products of outstanding creativity and skill were produced.
The skill of these ""Edo Period Craftsman"" has yielded metal tableware and metal housewares known the world over. Today, ""World's TSUBAME"" is a name that continues to gain wide recognition as a nexus of metal manufacturing, including all varieties of modern processes, such as pressing, machining (casting, cutting and grinding), precision sheet metal working, welding, surface treating and coating.

Share Japanese culture with the WORLD. Products recognized for their quality in one market will certainly have a demand in other markets where people share the same ways of thinking. Through new business efforts, we strive to meet these demands while also opening up new markets for products and goods from other cultures.