Matcha set – Japanese green tea making tools in one package. The almost indispensable tools for making classic or traditional Japanese matcha tea can now be purchased bundled together. The package contains four parts. It has a chasen, a kusenaoshi and a chasaku and a chawan…
Matcha set – Japanese green tea making tools in one package
23 080 Ft
Description
Matcha set – Japanese green tea making tools in one package. The almost indispensable tools for making classic or traditional Japanese matcha tea can now be purchased bundled together. The package contains four parts. It has a chasen, a kusenaoshi and a chasaku and a chawan.
chasen:
It is used to “beat” and mix powdered green tea – matcha – with water. It is an indispensable tool for handmade Japanese matcha teas and tea ceremonies. You can use it to make a pleasant matchatea from powdered green tea.
chawan:
Yuto – Japanese matcha maker made of ceramic pottery in China. A ceramic pot to make a matcha (Japanese powdered green tea) that meets the needs of Japanese tea ceremonies. Nowadays, it is not uncommon for tea ceramics of the same quality or specifically made to order in Japan to be made in China to meet the needs of Japanese culture. Anyone who has been drinking tea for a long time may not be surprised by this and perhaps his collection no longer includes a Chinese tea supplement. Yuto ceramics occupy a prominent place in this world and this design work also seeks to strengthen the graces of Japanese tea lovers by strengthening this world. The effects of the dominant burst light blue glaze are the so-called the marks of “grünspan” – thus presenting the XXI. century ceramic trends glaze perceptions. The wheeled represents a traditional system of size and proportions. It holds its place in the world of both traditional and modern matcha making.
Dimensions of ceramics made in China:
- Diameter: 12,8 cm
- Height: 8 cm
- Capacity: ~ 400 ml
chasaku:
A spoon-like device made of bamboo and bent, with which matcha tea powder is dispensed or placed in a tea-making vessel or chawan. It is usually necessary to make two medium-humped “spoons” from the matcha to the chawan.
kusenaoshi:
A chasen-holding tool made mostly of porcelain or ceramic. With its help, we can always keep the shape of the chasen intact.
