Yama Cold Brew Tower: what are these lab parts / components?
I think that you can make your own cheaper Yama cold brew tower however what they are selling to you is the design! What you see in the picture is not chemistry glassware but if you want to make your own with chemistry glassware (this will cost more money because good chemistry glassware is purer and must have many expansive features that normal glassware don't have) I've written the analogous components in the figure. You need an open-top cylindrical dropping funnel with a stopcock valve.


See here and here for reference. You can use a normal funnel and attach to it a stopcock valve if you want. Then there is something similar to a Buchner funnel, I imagine that there is a filter in the bottom, may be included into the funnel, in this case, a 90-150 micron filter should be sufficient. See here for more info. Then there is a glass coil spiral, up to my knowledge this has no practical use is only beautiful and geeky but will cost a lot. Then you have a normal carafe.
(probably a piece of filter paper is placed over the grounded cafe to allow the diffusion of water in the whole volume of the cylinder and not only in the centre).



With some filter paper and a couple of half cut plastic bottles you can do your Yama tower with less of 5 $: you can make a little hole in the screw cap of your first bottle to make drip the first funnel, and use a piece of filter paper in the second.  If you want to use glassware don't use chemistry glassware you don't need it really, try to find normal glassware to adapt to your project and you can make your own cheaper and nice Yama tower.