Origami Air plastic dripper M green

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Origami Air plastic dripper M green

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The Origami AIR plastic dripper in matt green is the ideal choice for filter coffee. It will captivate you not only with its original design, which is inspired by Japanese origami, but also with its perfect functionality. More

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Green plastic dripper Origami Air

✔️ plastic dripper size M
✔️ made from a copolymer of styrene and acrylonitrile
✔️ ideal for filter coffee
✔️ design inspired by Japanese origami
✔️ deep vertical grooves for perfect water flow
✔️ suitable for brewing up to 4 cups of coffee
✔️ compatible with Origami paper filters size M
✔️ BPA-free

Origami Air: Lightweight and unbreakable dripper

The Origami Air plastic dripper has the same iconic shape as the Origami porcelain dripper. However, the Air is half the weight, better able to retain heat, stronger and unbreakable, making it suitable for travel.

Origami Air is made from a copolymer of styrene and acrylonitrile that is resistant to boiling water, and is even dishwasher safe . As the name suggests, the shape of this dripper is inspired by the Japanese art of folding paper, called origami.

This dripper has 20 ribs that create air channels to ensure smooth dripping with maximum control over the water flow. The M size is ideal for brewing up to 4 cups of coffee.

Parameters

Colour
Material	Plastic
Maximum number of cups	4
Height (cm)	9
Width (cm)	14
Depth (cm)	14

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