Hammered copper pour-over kettle with a gooseneck spout and a cord-wrapped handle
Hammered Copper Pour-Over Kettle
A hand-hammered copper kettle with a long gooseneck spout, made for slow pour-over coffee or tea. It holds 500 ml, and the handle is wrapped in braided cord so it stays comfortable to hold.
Hammered by hand, dent by dent.
The whole pot is copper, and every surface is covered in small hammer marks that catch the light. It will darken with use, and it can be polished back.
Copper · hammered finishA slow, thin pour.
The long gooseneck lets water out in a narrow stream, which is what pour-over coffee needs: he controls exactly where the water lands. The handle is wrapped in braided cord.
Gooseneck spout · cord-wrapped handleSmall details on top.
The lid has a stamped border, a round knob and a small steam hole. At 500 ml it makes one or two cups.
500 ml · 13.5 cm tall- Material
- Copper
- Capacity
- 500 ml
- Height
- 13.5 cm
- Width
- 18 cm, spout to handle
- Base
- 9 cm across
- Opening
- 6.5 cm across
Width is measured from spout tip to handle.
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