Soul Kitchen150ml or 300ml Retro Espresso Moka Pot
R379
About
Elevate your coffee brewing experience with our stunning octagonal coffee moka pot!
Made from high-quality stainless steel material, this durable and reliable coffee maker is designed to stand the test of time. Its unique octagonal shape, coated with lovely pastel colours, adds a touch of elegance and style to your kitchen. The wooden handle provides a comfortable grip and adds a rustic charm to the overall aesthetic. With its sturdy construction and sleek design, our octagonal coffee moka pot is not only a functional brewing tool but also a beautiful addition to your home decor. Indulge in rich, aromatic coffee brewed to perfection with this exquisite moka pot and enjoy a truly elevated coffee experience like never before.
Product Features
- High-quality
- Durable
- Octogonal shape
- Elegant
- Sturdy
- Sleek
- Suitable for Electric, Gas or Ceramic Cooktops and Fireside as a Camp Coffee Maker
Product Specifications
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Dimensions:
- 3 Cup: 16 x 15.5cm
- 6 Cup: 19 x 17.5cm
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