When our society runs so fast, people’s bodies and minds are not necessarily in the same place. We often do much while thinking about something else. Is it a way of living that we want? Simply pacing ourselves and being where we are makes everything more real and qualitative. It is how I came to think about “having” coffee rather than “drinking” coffee. “Having” coffee gives me a sensation and atmosphere of the entire ritual, and the sense of time while drinking coffee somehow reflects the act and a mechanical process. A way of ”having” coffee starts by thinking about making a good cup of coffee, opening the cabinet, grinding the beans, slowly pouring water and preparing it spontaneously. It is a rich process involving much care that makes a difference. Such an approach to living our life shares another way to enjoy our everyday life.
The slow coffee set consists of a handheld grinder, metal strainer, ceramic dripper and pitcher.
