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matcha bowl aqua
based on 79 reviews
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matcha bowl - aqua
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A proper bowl is sure to enhance your enjoyment of Matcha. This one offers a beautiful design with an artisanal flair. Together with its Pine sibling, they symbolizing the tranquility, strength, and peace of both water and Earth. After each use, rinse with water, wipe with a cloth and allow to dry naturally to preserve the beauty and functionality of your Matcha Bowl.
Made in China | 16 oz | 4.5" diameter | 3" tall | Dishwasher safe
A proper bowl is sure to enhance your enjoyment of Matcha. This one offers a beautiful design with an artisanal flair. Together with its Pine sibling, they symbolizing the tranquility, strength, and peace of both water and Earth. After each use, rinse with water, wipe with a cloth and allow to dry naturally to preserve the beauty and functionality of your Matcha Bowl.
Made in China | 16 oz | 4.5" diameter | 3" tall | Dishwasher safe
Customer Reviews (79)
whip up the perfect froth
Traditional matcha preparation requires the use of a bamboo whisk to evenly distribute the powdered tea until a foam appears.
tea whisk
$14
a modern twist
A milk frother is a modern twist on the traditional matcha preparation. It's a quick and easy way to make a frothy matcha latte.
milk frother
handheld
$7
matcha accessories
Our matcha accessories are inspired by the typical accouterments used in chanoyu, the traditional Japanese tea ceremony.
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Does it have a edge in somewhat of a spout to assist with pouring it in a cup?
Asked by Michelle Czyz
on March 6th, 2019
on March 6th, 2019
Just received mine today, it looks quite different from the one shown. While there will always be differences due to the glazing process, this is rather drastic. For future reference, is there any way to see what the current batch looks like before orde
Asked by Amanda Zimmerman
on May 28th, 2019
on May 28th, 2019