One piece, no paper
The filter cone is the vessel. 720 laser-drilled pores hold the bed and let the oils through, so the cup keeps the body a paper filter strips out.
Autumn cellar sale · ends Sunday
One piece of hand-thrown stoneware. No paper, no plastic, no fuss — just a cleaner, sweeter cup in sixty seconds. We’re clearing the autumn kiln batch at 25% off.
Why it’s different
We spent four years and eleven prototypes getting rid of every part of the ritual that wasn’t the coffee.
The filter cone is the vessel. 720 laser-drilled pores hold the bed and let the oils through, so the cup keeps the body a paper filter strips out.
Vitrified stoneware holds brew temperature within 2°C across a four-minute pour. No thermal shock, no pre-heat ritual, no metallic edge.
Every cone is turned on a wheel in Sarah's studio in Chiang Mai and signed on the foot. Small variations are the point, not a defect.
How it’s made
Each cone starts as 900 grams of local stoneware clay, thrown, trimmed, drilled by hand while still damp, then rested for three days before its first firing. It goes into the kiln twice — once bare, once glazed — and comes out the other side as one solid piece with no seam to fail.
Sarah throws about forty a week. That is the whole production line, and it is why the sale ends when the batch does.
Reviews
Unedited, and every one from a verified order. The unflattering ones are in there too — sort by lowest on the review page.
“I sold my three other drippers within a week. The cup is sweeter and I stopped buying filters entirely.”
“It brews beautifully, and it is the only thing on my counter I would call handsome. Guests always pick it up.”
“Two years of daily use, twice a day. Not a single chip, and the glaze still looks like the day it arrived.”
Pick your batch
112 brewers left in the autumn batch. The sale closes with the week, whichever comes first.
Before you buy
Still stuck? Write to hello@origin-one.example and Sarah or Dao will reply, usually within a day.
Never. The drilled cone does the filtering. Rinse it under the tap after brewing and knock the bed into the bin — that is the whole ritual.
We ship in a moulded pulp cradle and breakage sits under 1%. If yours arrives cracked, send one photo and a replacement goes out the same day at no cost.
Express orders land in 3–6 business days worldwide. Standard is 8–14. Both are tracked from the studio door, and duties are prepaid for the EU, UK, US, and AU.
Brew on it for 60 days. If it is not the best cup on your counter, we refund the order in full and cover the return label — used, stained, and all.
This is the autumn kiln batch, priced to clear it before the studio closes for the winter firing. The next batch returns to $89.
Autumn cellar sale
$68 instead of $89, shipped within a day, and yours to return for sixty nights if the cup doesn’t convince you.