Precision Brewing, Shaped by Earth & Fire

A functional pour-over system meets the character of Xixia-inspired ceramic craft. Yellow River porcelain clay, fine Tengger Desert sand, ancient rock-art motifs, and wood firing give each set its own expression.

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  60° V-Shaped Dripper: The conical profile directs water and coffee toward the center, supporting a controlled, even extraction.
  
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  Spiral Flow Ribs: Interior spiral ribs create pathways for water and airflow, supporting consistent flow through the coffee bed.
  
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  Large Bottom Opening: An open-bottom design gives the brewer greater control over flow rate through grind size and pouring technique.
  
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  For Light Roasts: Designed to bring clarity to bright acidity and help showcase floral and fruit-forward notes often found in lighter-roasted coffees.
  
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  Yellow River Porcelain Clay: Formed from natural Yellow River porcelain clay and individually trimmed by hand.
  
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  Tengger Desert Sand Finish: Fine Tengger Desert sand contributes mineral depth and a naturally lustrous surface after high-temperature firing.
  
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  Wood-Fired at 2372°F: Fired at approximately 1300°C, where flame, ash, minerals, and heat create organic variations across the surface.
  
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  Melted Gold, Daybreak Sand: Warm sand and soft orange tones recall the first light over the desert horizon, with kiln variations appearing inside and outside each piece.
  
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  Ancient Rock Art Motifs: UpUp and LeLe designs draw inspiration from the ancient Damaidi rock art of Ningxia, bringing an old visual language into the modern coffee ritual.
  
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  Naturally Individual: Flame marks, mineral speckles, natural ash, glaze movement, and tonal shifts make every set subtly different.
  

Please Note: Each piece is individually handcrafted and wood-fired. Mineral speckles, kiln variations, flame marks, natural ash, glaze movement, and differences in glaze thickness or texture are inherent characteristics of the process and are not considered defects.