DragonFly Design Center “Caisson Ceiling” CC62 Dripper (with CT62 Groove)

Coming soon - sign up for notification

A 62° conical dripper with carved guide grooves, built to hold a steady drawdown from bloom to finish

On a small-dose cone, balance depends on how evenly the slurry drains. Water that bypasses the bed, or a flow that chokes near the outlet, pulls the cup toward under- or over-extraction.

The “Caisson Ceiling” CC62 Dripper from DragonFly Design Center is a new bone china conical dripper built on the CT62 interior, pairing a 62° cone with recessed guide grooves to keep the flow rate consistent through the brew. It brews 1 to 2 cups and comes in Pink and Green.

How the CC62 Manages Flow

At 62°, the cone wall holds the paper in close contact, limiting bypass so the water you pour travels through the coffee bed rather than around it.

Where most conical drippers use raised ribs, the CC62 carves its channels into the wall. Water runs down these recessed longitudinal grooves, and a ring of channels at the base meters the outflow at the bottom of the cone.

The placement of that ring of channels, together with the shape and depth of the bottom cross-section, governs the final stage of the brew, when the bed settles toward the outlet. The result is a flow rate that neither rushes early nor stalls late, avoiding the bitterness and astringency of over-extraction and the sharp sourness of under-extraction.

Product Details

Brewing with the CC62

It takes 1 to 2 cup cone filters, including ORIGAMI 1-2 cup filters, Sibarist Cone S, and Hiflux Folding V 01.

The new bone china body is heat resistant to 120°C (248°F) and dishwasher safe.

The CT62 Groove Interior

•       62° cone: Shared with the CT62, holding the paper close to the wall.

•       Recessed longitudinal grooves: Carved into the wall in place of raised ribs.

•       Transverse base ring: Regulates outflow at the bottom of the cone.

The Bamboo Weave Exterior and the Caisson Ceiling Name

The exterior is based on a Chinese bamboo weaving technique, with strips interlaced horizontally and vertically in dense layers. Designed for the Year of the Snake, the weave’s outermost strip becomes a snake’s body.

Inverted and viewed from above, the pattern resembles a caisson ceiling, a structure that ancient Chinese architecture reserved for prestigious buildings. Like bamboo weaving, it is both structural and decorative, and the dripper takes its name from it.

What’s in the Box

•       Dripper: DragonFly “Caisson Ceiling” CC62 Dripper x 1

Specifications