Teaware & Tea Accessories

Tetsubin or cast iron teapots will keep tea hotter for longer because cast iron conducts heat efficiently and distributes heat evenly. Boiling wate...

Chashaku is a scoop used for measuring matcha powder. For making a standard serving of matcha, use about 2 scoops of a chashaku. For ceremonial sty...

Featuring a stunning dual-tone glaze with a soothing moss green with subtle blue accents and a rich charcoal black with a textured, wavy pattern, t...

Chasen Matcha Tea Whisk Stand (Chasen Kuse Naoshi) is used to store the bamboo tea whisk after use, it helps to dry it out and maintain its shape. ...

Called a matcha wan, a traditional Japanese matcha tea bowl designed for preparing and enjoying matcha. Its soft sakura pink and gentle light‑blue ...

The Katakuchi Matcha Tea Bowl is distinguished by its single-sided pour spout. In Japanese, kata means "one side," and kuchi means “spout,” giving ...

Called a matcha-wan, these large tea cups or bowls are typically used to make matcha green tea with matcha powder and a chasen whisk.From matcha lo...

From matcha lovers to people who have not yet been into matcha, this matcha set is the perfect gift or starter kit, and contains tools to enjoy you...

Traditional Japanese kyusu (side-handle teapot), featuring a captivating cobalt blue glaze with natural variations that make each piece unique. Hol...

Craft smooth matcha lattes with this beautifully designed Japanese katakuchi bowl. Featuring a soft green reactive glaze that flows naturally over ...

Prepare smooth matcha lattes and mixed tea drinks with this elegant katakuchi bowl. Finished in a rich Bizen inspired brown glaze, the bowl feature...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...