Collection: Hario

Hario began in 1921, when Hiromu Shibata opened a small glassworks in Tokyo's Kanda Sudacho district to make laboratory glassware. The name joins the Japanese words for glass and king, a statement of ambition that still shapes the company. Hario designs and makes heatproof glass in its own Japanese factory, which has melted glass in all-electric furnaces since the early 1970s. That scientific precision carried over into coffee siphons, the V60 dripper and a wide range of tea gear.