Matcha Set
Premium
Set
SKU
5066
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Yoshi En has recently grown out of Sunday Natural to become an independent premium tea store. As part of this transition, some products may still be shipped in Sunday Natural packaging.
Matcha Essential Set with an authentic Takayama Chasen matcha whisk meticulously handcrafted in Japan, a Chawan tea bowl and a Chashaku bamboo scoop.
Organic Okinami Matcha
Entry-level yet upscale tea from the leading organic matcha collective in Shibushi. 100% Yutakamidori cultivar, suitable for Usucha. 40g tin
Matcha Bowl Fūun
Original Japanese matcha bowl (Chawan 茶碗), black glaze outside, inside with white and dark gradients on light blue background. Handmade in Gifu, the center of the Mino-Yaki tradition.
Matcha Whisk Urasenke Shiro
Authentic handmade Japanese Chasen matcha whisk made of light bamboo from Takayama: the most famous place of origin of the tool. The shade and shape of the light bamboo (awatake; 淡竹) are typical of the tradition of the Ura-senke Chado school.
Matcha Spoon Chashaku, Golden Bamboo
Flat matcha spoon made of light gold bamboo. Traditional flat shape for perfect dosing of matcha and smoothie powder.
Matcha Scoop Straight Gold
Everyday straight matcha scoop handcrafted from a single piece of golden bamboo in a standardised size to measure out the ideal amount of powdered matcha tea. Perfect for daily use, as well as for tea ceremonies and Okeiko lessons.
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MATCHA BOWL FŪUN 風雲
Whip up a storm in a tea bowl: this black matchawan has a dramatic white swirl on the inside that represents the winds and clouds – or fūun in Japanese. Hand-turned into the classic wan shape, suitable for everyday use and those starting their matcha journey.
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Organic Matcha Tea Okinami
An excellent everyday organic Matcha grown by the sea in sunny Shibushi, southern Kagoshima. Creamy and revitalising, this mild Matcha is perfect for newcomers and whisking into frothy Usucha tea or Matcha latte.
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Matcha Whisk Ura-senke Shiro Kazuho
Original handmade matcha whisk made from light bamboo from Tamayaka, the most famous place of origin of the tool. The shade and shape of the light bamboo (awatake; 淡竹) are typical of the tradition of the Ura-senke Chado school.
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