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Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Matcha bowls, Chawans & Cups

A perfectly prepared Matcha in your Japanese matcha bowl. Self-love, tranquility, relaxation, and enjoyment combined in a single ritual. You achieve the full Zen experience with traditional matcha bowls, chawans & cups. They fit well in the hand, have a pleasant feel, and are easy to clean.

You can also whisk your tea directly in it with the whisk and don’t have to transfer it again. The Japanese matcha bowl is handmade, painted with black dots or brush strokes, and finished with a gloss. Its appearance is a true delight. Our tip: If you want to follow the way of tea to the end, don’t forget to serve something sweet with the Matcha. How about Matcha chocolate?

  • Chawan (jap.: 茶碗) – the Matcha bowl

    Handcrafted from ceramic, it comes in a variety of designs. The wavy edge imitates the irregular mountain landscape of Japan. You can also buy your new favorite matcha bowl from us in modern shapes and colors.

  • Mixing Bowl

    Our mixing bowls are handcrafted and are perfect for preparing your matcha. Mixing the matcha is particularly easy thanks to the smooth surface. With the help of the spout, you can pour your Matcha into your cup or chawan without spilling in the future. Of course, you can also enjoy the Matcha directly from the bowl.

  • Moon & Ocean Cups:

    Start the day with a warm Matcha in your Moon Cup. Our cups are handcrafted in a ceramic studio in Berlin. The Moon Cups feature a small crescent moon, rounded off with a beautiful glossy glaze as a finish.

Matcha is more than a drink. It represents harmony, tranquility, and reverence.

Buy matcha bowls for your personal tea ceremony

In Japan, tea is truly celebrated, not loudly and excitedly, but quietly and relaxed. The tea ceremony (Jap.: 茶道, chadō) is a ritual that stems from the philosophy of Zen and slows down everyday life, bringing people together.

If you want to fully enjoy Matcha in the traditional way and treat yourself to a relaxing break from the modern hectic lifestyle, then embark on the path of Matcha tea and celebrate a new way of life at home.

FAQ: Interesting Facts about Matcha Bowls

What is a matcha bowl?

The first matcha bowls were imported from ancient China to Japan at the beginning of the 13th century and have since held a firm place in the Japanese tea ceremony. The wavy rim of the handcrafted bowl symbolizes the irregular mountainous landscape of Japan. It is one of the most important and often even the most expensive components of the Japanese tea ceremony.
How big should a matcha bowl be?

The diameter of its opening ideally measures between 11 and 13 centimeters, and its height between 6 and 8 centimeters. This provides enough space for the chasen, or matcha whisk, without being too large.

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