The Othello grinder

Every grinder slows down.
Residue builds up, grinding becomes rough, and grinders become squeaky. Eventually you replace it.

We decided that wasn’t good enough.

€125. One grinder. For life.

Each component explained

Kief catcher 100 mesh dark
Sharp grinding teeth ball bearing system dark
A weed grinder with two cannabis buds on top, placed on a rough wooden surface.

The Founder’s Edition

Unique run

To mark our very first run, we’re releasing a strictly limited batch of 100 numbered pieces.

Consider it your official co-founder badge. Reserved for the early birds and the believers who were here before anyone else (and best of all: zero administrative responsibilities included).

Etched in aluminium

As a nod to those who backed us from day one, each Founder’s Edition receives a custom laser engraving, neatly etched right beneath our logo on the lid.

Every time you open it, that subtle detail serves as a quiet reminder that you own a piece of our foundation.

Claim your spot in history

You have full freedom to pick your own sequence number. Whether you claim your birth day, the iconic #007, or an anniversary you definitely shouldn't forget.

It’s first-come, first-engraved. Once a number is claimed, that lid is locked forever.

Which number will you crown your lid with?

The origin of the grinder's design

In 2023 Jarno went to Kruger National Park in South Africa. Before flying back to Cape Town, he stayed one day in Johannesburg. Where he accidentally got stuck in a dangerous neighborhood. After 30-some cancelled Uber rides trying to get back to the airport, finally a man came to pick him up.

“What the fuck are you doing here?” he asked Jarno

Jarno replied: “I’m just a dumb tourist trying to see some of the city. But please take me back to the airport.”

“No… I am going to show you the real Johannesburg.”

And after touring through the city for 3 hours, the man took Jarno to a Turkish restaurant “because the baklava is amazing there”.

Jarno sat down and saw the salt and pepper mill on the table and he knew.

This is what the grinder should look like.

Inspiration for the grinder's design
Inspiration for the grinder's design

You can see the salt and peper mill in the background.

And the guy was right.

The baklava is amazing there.