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Our Best Matcha

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How Matcha is Made

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Our Selection of

Matcha for Lattes

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A Teapot for Every Occasion

Find your Kyusu

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Grand Reveal

New Arrivals

Fujita Tokuta kiln
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The History of Tenmoku

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Handcrafted

Matcha Bowls

Hanshi Kase Amigasa-gata Chawan - angled view of the speckled bowl on a tatami mat
Matcha
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Loose Leaf Teas
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Teaware
Red shudei Tokoname kyusu teapot beside a black kyusu, close-up on a stone surface
Incense & Lifestyle
Tokoname-yaki tiny-kyusu incense holder - lifestyle view with burning incense on a tatami mat
Gift Sets
Classic Matcha Gift Set with a bowl of tea
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Find the Right Matcha for You

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It's Tea Time

We've handpicked Japan's finest tea and teaware, showcasing the craft and dedication of the artists and farmers we are honoured to partner with. By making their work available to the world, we hope to tell their stories and allow anyone to participate in the rich cultural landscape of Japanese tea.

For centuries, small family-owned tea farms have formed the heart and soul of the Japanese tea industry, and in an age of ever-increasing industrialisation, the slow, deliberate, thoughtful interactions between a farmer, their soil, and their environment have become increasingly precious. Each tea is a unique snapshot of a farmer's effort, their climate, and their wishes to produce the best tea that they can. Working with small-scale producers allows us to share these precious teas and in doing so, support and uphold the age-old traditions of tea cultivation, as well as encourage those that will allow this culture to continue expanding its horizons.

Our unique selection of handmade teaware features artists from across Japan, spanning a wide spectrum of styles and traditions. From the humble and rustic to the modern and innovative, there is something for every tea, every occasion, and every taste.

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