The carafe’s wide base makes swirling easy, while its gently tapered opening effectively retains the volatile aromatic compounds.

Without the need for special equipment or complicated procedures, anyone can easily enjoy the full aroma of coffee.

With its distinctive shape, the surface area of the base is nearly twice that of conventional carafes.This increased surface area enhances heat transfer, allowing the coffee to cool more quickly while also helping to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds.

Its shape naturally guides your nose toward the point where the aroma is concentrated, allowing you to experience the coffee’s fragrance more clearly while minimizing interference from external scents.

When swirled, the liquid flows along the inner walls of the carafe, promoting the release of aroma.

By using the included distributor,

the brewed coffee flows along the inner walls of

the carafe and falls in a shower-like stream.In addition, the distributor also functions as a lid, helping to retain the aroma more effectively .
For the glass carafe only.

Both the carafe and the handle are made in Japan and carefully finished by hand, one by one.

This is a special handcrafted product that showcases the refined skills of master artisans.

The porcelain carafe is manufactured by Miyama Co., Ltd. in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture—one of Japan’s leading ceramic production areas, known for its high-quality clay and experienced potters.

Ceramics produced in this region are known as Mino ware, which also represents the very identity of ORIGAMI.

The beautiful design created by SIBARIST is expressed through ORIGAMI’s signature Mino ware craftsmanship.

Mino-ware porcelain contains a high proportion of vitreous material in its clay, giving it a distinctive whiteness after firing as well as exceptional strength.

This carafe is made using a traditional technique known as drain casting. Liquid clay slip is poured into a plaster mold, where the plaster gradually absorbs the moisture, allowing the clay to solidify from the inside. Once the desired thickness is reached, the mold is inverted and the excess slip is drained away.

This drain-casting process requires extensive experience and delicate skill—from the design of the plaster mold to the precise control of drying time and the exact moment the piece is removed from the mold.

For this project, in order to faithfully reproduce SIBARIST’s beautiful design in porcelain, the plaster molds were meticulously engineered with careful calculations that take into account the natural shrinkage and distortion that occur during firing. In addition, the drying time of the clay slip is adjusted by skilled artisans each day according to the climate and humidity.

After being removed from the mold, the rim of each carafe is carefully smoothed by hand, then dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and finally fired at high temperature.

Bringing together the accumulated knowledge and techniques of generations of potters in Mino—one of Japan’s foremost ceramic production regions—this product has come to life.

The handle is made of leather and is meticulously handcrafted one by one at PRODUCT BASE SKLO in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture.

We use vegetable-tanned cowhide leather, which becomes softer with use and develops a natural luster over time, gradually molding to your hand.

Finished in a seamless, minimalist design, the handle harmonizes beautifully with the carafe’s simple, refined form.

While preserving the same design as the porcelain carafe, this model is also available in glass.

By setting the dedicated distributor onto the glass carafe, the coffee does not fall straight down but instead flows gracefully along the inner walls of the carafe.

By reducing the surface area exposed to air, the release of volatile aromatic compounds caused by agitation and oxidation is minimized, allowing the aroma to be securely retained within the liquid.

The shower-like flow of coffee is also visually beautiful, making the brewing process itself a pleasure to experience. Its distinctive design makes a strong impression in cafe settings as well as in competition presentations.

The handle is made of silicone, offering both heat resistance and practical usability.