Tezumi Matcha Set

The Chawan styles represent distinct Japanese pottery traditions. Tokoname-yaki is known for its earthy, iron-rich clay and durability, while Kyo-yaki is celebrated for its refined, often colorful, and delicate aesthetic. Choosing between them is largely a matter of personal preference regarding the weight, texture, and visual style you want for your daily ritual.

Yes, the set includes a 10g bag of Komiya and a 20g can of Eiryoku, providing a total of 30g of matcha. This is ample for a beginner to practice whisking techniques and develop a palate for different grades of Uji matcha before needing to restock.

Sifting your matcha powder before adding hot water is essential for achieving a smooth, clump-free consistency. It breaks up the fine particles that naturally clump together in the tin, ensuring your whisk can easily create a rich, frothy layer.

After each use, rinse the whisk with warm water—do not use soap—and gently pat it dry. It is best to store it on a whisk stand to help it maintain its shape and allow the tines to air dry completely, which prevents mold and keeps the bamboo flexible.

Absolutely. This kit is designed as a comprehensive starter set, providing all the necessary tools to move from preparation to consumption. It removes the guesswork of sourcing individual components, making it an ideal entry point for those new to the practice.