Everything you need to make traditional Japanese matcha is included in this beautiful indigo-dyed Kasuri (traditional Japanese crafted fabric) bag. The kit includes 30 grams of Uji organic matcha tea (in a can), a beautiful glazed matcha bowl, a foldable chashaku and a small chasen that can be compactly stored in the case, and a 100% cotton tea mat. All tea utensils are delicately handcrafted and made in Japan. Enjoy matcha anywhere you go!

Chasen is one of the tea utensils used in the tea ceremony to stir matcha and hot water evenly in a tea bowl. Takayama Chasen is made by chasen artisans in Takayama, Nara, a place with a 500-year tradition. White bamboo, the raw material for tea whisk, is dried in the sun and cold wind. This process removes oil and water from the bamboo, giving it a shiny and beautiful white appearance. The tips of the tea whisk are more flexible and durable than those made in other countries. This tea whisk is a standard type called Kazuho with about 70 tips, which is suitable for both beginners and experts in preparing matcha. Anyone can easily make delicious matcha with fluffy, fine foam and creamy finish. Please Note: The finish may vary slightly due to the use of natural bamboo.

Chasen is one of the tea utensils used in the tea ceremony to stir matcha and hot water evenly in a tea bowl. This small size of the Chasen is convenient to carry and is ideal for use with small matcha bowls for Nodate (outdoor tea ceremony). Takayama Chasen is made by chasen artisans in Takayama, Nara, a place with a 500-year tradition. White bamboo, the raw material for tea whisk, is dried in the sun and cold wind. This process removes oil and water from the bamboo, giving it a shiny and beautiful white appearance. The tips of the tea whisk are more flexible and durable than those made in other countries. Anyone can easily make delicious matcha with fluffy, fine foam and creamy finish. Please Note: The finish may vary slightly due to the use of natural bamboo. The Chasen on the left in the fourth picture is the standard size Chasen and the one on the right is the Nodate Chasen. The standard size Chasen is not for sale.

This is a tool to keep the beautiful shape of the tea whisk. By storing the tea whisk in the Matcha whisk holder after use, you can keep the tip of the whisk in a beautiful shape. Diameter 6.5cm x height 7.3cm Made in Japan

Chashaku is a traditional Japanese tea utensil used to scoop matcha and put it into a matcha bowl. Two scoops (about 2 grams) are enough to make one cup of tea. These white bamboo chasshaku are made by chasen artisans in Takayama, Nara, a place with a 500-year tradition. Please Note: The finish may vary slightly due to the use of natural bamboo.

Chashaku is a traditional Japanese tea utensil used to scoop matcha and put it into a matcha bowl. Two scoops (about 2 grams) are enough to make one cup of tea. Susudake (soot-colored bamboo) chasshaku are made by chasen artisans in Takayama, Nara, a place with a 500-year tradition. Please Note: The finish may vary slightly due to the use of natural bamboo.

This is a compact set of a Chasen and a Chashaku in a convenient bamboo tube case for carrying. A folded Chashaku can be placed inside the handle of the Chasen. This portable Chasen set is made by Chasen artisans in Takayama City, Nara Prefecture, a city with 500 years of tradition. White bamboo, the raw material for tea whisk, is dried in the sun and cold wind. This process removes oil and water from the bamboo, giving it a shiny and beautiful white appearance. The tips of the tea whisk are more flexible and durable than those made in other countries. Anyone can easily make delicious matcha with fluffy, fine foam and creamy finish. Please Note: The finish may vary slightly due to the use of natural bamboo.

This teaspoon is made in Japan, with the warmth of handcrafted, shaved bamboo. The surface is not coated with varnish or other chemicals, so it is safe to use.