Hario V60 02 Arita-yaki Ceramic Dripper Set – Gray, Beaker Server & Filters

The gray V60 02 dripper in this set is made from Arita-yaki — a Japanese ceramic tradition with 400 years of history, originating in Arita, Saga Prefecture. The ceramic is handcrafted, dense, and retains heat well. The same conical shape and single large outlet as every V60, but in a material that has a lot more provenance behind it than standard white ceramic.

Paired with Hario’s 600ml borosilicate beaker server — a cleaner, more angular silhouette than the beehive range server — and 40 size-02 filters to get you started. A plastic coffee scoop is included; useful for developing muscle memory, though a scale will serve you better once you’re dialing in a recipe.

What’s in the Set

• Hario V60 02 Ceramic Dripper – Gray (Arita-yaki)
  Handcrafted from Arita-yaki ceramic — a 400-year-old Japanese tradition. Conical design with spiral ridges and a single large outlet for brewer-controlled flow. Retains heat well; pre-warm before brewing. Brews 1–4 cups.
  QTY: 1
• Hario Beaker Server with Handle – 600ml
  Heatproof borosilicate glass with a flat handle and square profile. ML markings for measuring as you brew. A more minimal aesthetic than the beehive server — clean on the counter and functional.
  QTY: 1
• Hario V60 02 White Paper Filters – 40ct
  FSC-certified, 100% oxygen-bleached paper filters sized for the V60 02. Enough to find your baseline recipe before committing to a larger pack.
  SKU: HARIO_FILTER_W — QTY: 1
• Plastic Coffee Scoop
  A useful starting tool for developing consistent dose habits. When you’re ready to tighten up your recipe, add a scale.
  QTY: 1

Pro Tip

Arita-yaki ceramic absorbs heat — pre-warm the dripper with hot water before brewing to stabilize temperature and get consistent extraction from your first pour. Target 200–205°F, use a gooseneck kettle, medium-fine grind as your baseline, and start with a 30-second bloom. A 1:15 ratio (e.g., 20g coffee to 300g water) is a solid starting point.

About Hario

Hario was founded in Tokyo in 1921, originally producing heatproof glass for medical and laboratory use. The name means “King of Glass” in Japanese. They pioneered eco-friendly glassmaking using 100% natural materials and electricity-based melting. Hario expanded into household goods in 1948 and into coffee gear from there — drippers, kettles, grinders, scales, and filters used in specialty cafés worldwide.

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