Smarter Latte Mug - Holds 16oz
$3.97 $16.97
Drinking matcha makes you feel smarter, so show it off! With tall sides and thick walls, this latte mug is the ideal vessel for making and drinking matcha. Larger than a...
Electric Matcha Tea Kettle - Precision Temperature Control for Maximum Flavor & Benefits
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Did you know that matcha needs to be heated to no more than 180 degrees Fahrenheit to get the best flavor and the most benefit from drinking it? While Zen masters use their...
Modern Matcha Whisk
$23.99
Battery-powered milk frothers are the easiest and quickest way to achieve a smoothly blended matcha. This simple, handheld matcha whisk features a stainless steel whipping rod and is on the smaller side for...
Airtight Tea Containers (Natsume) - 4 Pack
$16.99
Want to keep your matcha as fresh and as long as possible? Use these four small, air-tight tin storage containers designed to hold your matcha powder for longer-term storage. By the...
Matcha Bowl (Chawan)
$20.97
Want to make matcha like a maven? The best matcha bowls (called chawan in Japan) are made by hand, and feature small imperfections, like this one. It's the perfect complement to...
Matcha Whisk (Chasen)
$20.00
Want to create the perfect level of froth? When mixing matcha with hot water, a bamboo matcha whisk (called a chasen in Japan), hand-split from a single piece of wood, is...
Matcha Whisk Holder (Kuse Naoshi) - Teal
$19.95
Want the perfect place to store your whisk and keep it in prime condition? This whisk holder (known as kuse naoshi in Japan), is ideal to maintain your bamboo whisk (chasen)...
Matcha Bamboo Scoop (Chashaku)
$9.99
Want to measure matcha like a Zen master? Carved from a single piece of bamboo, this long, thin spoon is used to transfer tea from the storage container into the...
Matcha Sifter (Furui)
$9.97
Want to make the finest stoneground powder even finer? This fine mesh metal sifter breaks up small clumps and helps to create a smoother, frothier bowl of matcha. You can...
Thermometer, Instant Read, 1-Inch Dial with Sleeve
$11.95
For those learning how to make matcha, a thermometer can help determine the right temperature, which should be no more than 180 degrees Fahrenheit. All Accessory Sales are Final.
