Claii
Ceramic Water Filter
Ceramic Water Filter
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Description
Description
This ceramic water filter is designed as a simple, natural way to filter drinking water at home.
It combines minimal and timeless design with advanced gravity-fed filtration to provide cleaner, better-tasting water with a water filter that actually looks good in your home.
What's included
What's included
- Handmade ceramic water filter
- Stainless steel tap
- 1 Filter Element
- Easy setup instructions
Your filter arrives ready to use, with everything you need to begin enjoying beautifully filtered water at home.
Specifications
Specifications
Material
Handcrafted ceramic stoneware.
Glaze
Interior and exterior glazed with a gloss finish. All glazes are non-toxic, food-safe, and designed for everyday use.
Dimensions
Height: 560 mm
Diameter: 260 mm
Capacity
12 litres total capacity.
Handmade in Small batches
Handmade in Small batches
Each Claii water filter is handcrafted in small batches by skilled ceramic artisans in Portugal. Created in a workshop with five generations of craftsmanship.
Due to the handmade nature of the product, slight variations in colour, texture and finish are part of its character and make every piece unique.
Replacement Guide
Replacement Guide
To maintain optimal filtration performance, we recommend replacing your filter candle based on your household's water usage.
Every Claii water filter includes your first filter candle. When it's time for a replacement, you can subscribe to automatic deliveries and save 10% on every candle. Read More
You can pause, skip, or cancel your subscription at any time.
How often should I replace my filter candle?
4 Months
Families & heavy daily use. Ideal for households that rely on their filter throughout the day for drinking, cooking, tea, coffee, and everyday rituals.
6 Months
Couples & balanced daily use. Our most popular choice for smaller households that enjoy filtered water daily.
8 Months
Individuals & lighter use. perfect for slower-paced households.
