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Rustle with the wind,
Dance with the birds,
and sing with the leaves.A silverware coffee set
to savor the authentic taste
of the water and coffee.
Mori no Coffee. -
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Taking advantage of the antibacterial and water-softening effect of silver, Mori no Coffee is a silverware coffee set that brings out the authentic taste of coffee.
Silver is not a metal easily recognized as a natural product, but it is, in fact, a substance nurtured over many years by people’s hands and nature.
Mori no Coffee items are richly decorated with the traditional techniques of Tokyo Silverware (designated by the national and metropolitan governments), such as Tsuchime (hammered mark), Ishime (rock pattern), and polishing — Mori no Coffee itself is art from nature with functionality and design.
In collaboration with “Tokyo ToKougei / Rattan Craft” a traditional craft designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the rich nature and elegance are expressed through various materials intertwined in the silverware coffee set.
Savor the mellow and full flavor of the coffee brought out by the silverware.
Dimensions: W10cm×H9cm / Weight: 177g / for 1-2 servings
silver 950・970 / wicker (lacquer finish)
A coffee dripper with a streamlined cutout. While the traditional hammered mark and rock pattern is used on the surface, the back side is left with a hand-crafted touch to prevent the paper filter from sticking. The wicker grip is devised to move the user’s hand gracefully, and the base is designed to match the server, giving an elegant look even when it is left standing on its own.
Dimensions: W13.5×H15.3cm / Weight: 282g / Max: 600ml
silver 950・970 / wicker (lacquer finish)
A coffee server in a longitudinal shape when the dripper is set. The wicker on the handle makes it easy to grip and is also eye-pleasing as a decoration. Silver and wicker are braided on the server, making it an innovative product combining the two traditional crafts of Tokyo.
Mill / W4.5×H14.5cm / Weight: 234g / Capacity: 20g
Case / W9.4×H12.5cm / Weight: 218g
Handle / W3×H13.5cm / Weight: 71g
Silver 950・970 / Burmese rosewood and wicker (lacquer finish)
The cone shape provides stability and balance when turning the mill. The cover can be removed if you prefer to lift the mill to grind coffee. The handle is made of high-grade wood, Karin (Burmese rosewood), which creates a sense of luxury through its comfortable grip and design with silver. Silver and wicker are braided on the server, making it an innovative product combining the two traditional crafts of Tokyo.
W7.5×H12cm / Weight: 351g / Max: 450ml
silver 950・970 / Burmese rosewood and wicker (lacquer finish)
A coffee pot with a stable body and a streamlined spout and handle. The lid knob is made of high-grade wood, Karin (Burmese rosewood); its effortless yet dignified combination with silver exudes luxury. The wicker on the handle makes it easy to grip and is also eye-pleasing as a decoration. Silver and wicker are braided on the server, making it an innovative product combining the two traditional crafts of Tokyo.
W5.1×H17cm / Capacity: 10g
silver 970 / wicker (lacquer finish)
An easy-to-hold measuring spoon with a handle long enough for a coffee bean canister. The handle is boldly decorated with Tsuchime (hammered mark), contrasting sharply with the wicker.
W4.1×H16cm
silver 970 / wicker (lacquer finish)
A cupping spoon with a bowl round and large enough to scoop coffee and hold in the mouth for a tasting session. The spoon is curved to be easy on the wrist and arm. The handle is boldly decorated with Tsuchime (hammered mark), contrasting sharply with the wicker.
Taguchi produces, communicates, and sells products while designing various fields, including graphic and space designs. Born in Kagawa. After graduating from Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Design, he started his career with REPHOUSE (currently Awesome Inc.), a company handling interiors and general goods, as a designer, buyer, and merchandiser, and left for Italy. He gained experience in Italy as an assistant designer at Covo s.r.l in Rome and Denis Guidone design studio in Milan and became an independent designer. Taguchi has launched his products in domestic and international exhibitions, including Milan Furniture Fair in Italy, MAISON&OBJET in Paris, and fashion exhibitions in New York.
Just like traveling, Taguchi engages in his creative activities in the hopes of inspiring others with many ideas in their daily lives; if someone wishes to “paint a picture,” he aspires to become the one who can help realize such a “picture (goals and achievements).”