Chemex 3-cup coffee maker

The Chemex Coffeemaker was invented in 1941 by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm. It is made of borosilicate glass and fixed at its narrowest point with a wooden collar and a leather string. This instrument extracts the coffee powder without losing any of its aroma.
The Chemex is one of the most popular objects used by coffee lovers all over the world. It is particularly appreciated for the result in the cup, which brings out the complexity of each individual coffee thanks to the cleanliness enhanced by preparation with the Chemex. Its style has not gone unnoticed and besides being present in almost every American's home, the chemex is also on display at the MoMa (Museum of Contemporary Art in New York). This model has a capacity of 500ml for the service of three cups.