CHEMEX Coffee Maker Machine Made 3 Cup Drip Type [CHEMEX] [Parallel Import]

Item: Machine-made coffee maker for 3 cups, drip type, Size: Total length 21cm / Diameter 8cm / Bottom diameter 10cm (Due to staff measurements, there may be slight errors.) Estimated capacity: 1 cup (approximately 150ml) for 2 to 3 people (the round box on the surface indicates approximately half the capacity.), Weight: approximately 400g, Materials: Heat-resistant glass / natural wood / leather Due to the manufacturing process, there may be bubbles, slight dents, lines, scratches, scuffs, distortions, uneven coloring, etc. on the inside or surface of the glass. These are found in almost all Chemex products and are not defects. Please understand and acknowledge this before purchasing. Please note that we do not accept returns or exchanges for this reason. This is a glass product, so please be careful when handling it. *There are some specifications changes on the bottom etc., but the stock is mixed. Please note that you cannot choose. Do not use open flames, microwaves, ovens, freezers, or dish dryers. Before washing the glass part, remove the wood clip and leather strap, and remove the wooden handle. (If the wood clip and leather strap get wet, they may deteriorate quickly.) We recommend using a dedicated paper filter if possible. There is a possibility of damage due to falls, falls, sudden temperature changes, etc. Wood clips are made of natural wood. There are individual differences in wood grain and color. Depending on the arrival time, the specifications of the box may differ from the image. Specifications may change without notice. The color may differ slightly from the actual product due to lighting and computer settings. Gifts not allowed. Can only be bundled with products handled by our store. The Chemex coffee maker was invented in 1941 by German-born American scientist Dr. Peter Schlumbohm. The design, which looks like a combination of an Erlenmeyer flask and a funnel, was inspired by flasks lying around in laboratories that were used as coffee makers. It continues to be loved all over the world to this day, and is a masterpiece that has been designated as a permanent exhibit at MoMA (New York Museum of Modern Art). In addition to coffee, you can also extract tea leaves such as black tea and herbs! (Please use a tea strainer when pouring into a cup)