01Sift and scoop
- Amount
- 1–2 scoops matcha
- Water
- Sift into bowl
- Time
- 30 seconds
Sifting removes lumps before you start.
A matcha bowl, bamboo whisk and scoop together in one set. Bring the matcha; the tools are here.
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Beginners who want the bowl, bamboo whisk and scoop in one go.
Perhaps not if you already have a bowl. Try Bamboo Matcha Whisk (Chasen) →
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Traditional matcha teaware
A complete set of traditional Japanese tea tools for preparing matcha properly. For anyone starting out or upgrading from a fork and a mug.
The story
Matcha is fussy. Unlike other teas, you cannot just pour hot water over leaves and walk off. The powder needs whisking, properly whisking, to turn it from gritty sludge into something smooth, frothy and worth drinking. A fork will not cut it. Neither will a spoon, a milk frother or sheer determination.
This set contains the three tools used in Japanese tea preparation for centuries: a wide ceramic bowl that gives your whisk room to move, a bamboo chasen with fine tines to aerate the tea, and a curved bamboo scoop for measuring. Simple, effective, unchanged because nothing works better.
If you have been making matcha in a regular mug with whatever was in the drawer, this is your upgrade. If you have never made it at all, this is where to start. The bowl is generous at 400ml, so there is space to whisk without splattering green powder across the worktop.
How to use it
01Sift and scoop
Sifting removes lumps before you start.
02Add water
Water off the boil is too hot. Let the kettle sit for a minute or two.
03Whisk
Move the whisk briskly in a W or M motion until frothy.
Shop tip: Soak the bamboo whisk in warm water for a minute before your first use to soften the tines.
Made for moments like
You have bought a tin of ceremonial matcha and need the kit to prepare it properly instead of improvising.
Five minutes whisking matcha is a quiet ritual before the day gets hold of you.
For the friend curious about matcha who does not know where to begin. Wrap it up with a tin of the green stuff.
Weighing it up?
Bamboo Matcha Whisk (Chasen)Choose the whisk alone if you already have a bowl and scoop at home.£8.00
FORLIFE Stump Teapot - 530ml (2 cup)Choose this if you prefer brewing loose leaf tea in a pot rather than whisking matcha.£32.95
Yoko Play Insulated Tea Infuser Bottle – 500mlChoose this if you want to brew tea on the go rather than at home.£24.95
Good questions
For proper matcha, yes. The fine bamboo tines aerate the tea and break up lumps far better than a fork or regular whisk. It is the difference between frothy and grainy.
You can whisk your matcha in the bowl, then pour it into a mug and top up with steamed milk. The bowl is for preparation rather than drinking large lattes from.
Rinse it under warm water after each use, no soap, and let it air dry on its tines or a whisk holder. Do not leave it sitting in water or it will lose its shape.
Absolutely. It contains the three core tools and nothing else. Add your matcha powder and water and you are ready to learn.
Any matcha powder works. Ceremonial grade gives the smoothest, sweetest result. Culinary grade is fine for lattes or baking. Start with what suits your budget and taste.
The core tools for making matcha at home: a 400ml ceramic bowl, bamboo whisk and bamboo scoop. This Yoko set gives you room to whisk and a traditional way to prepare a smooth bowl.
Add your chosen matcha powder separately. A useful starter set or gift for someone curious about Japanese tea.
Traditional • Mindful • Authentic
• Complete traditional matcha starter set
• Includes a 400ml ceramic matcha bowl
• Handcrafted bamboo whisk for creating a smooth foam
• Bamboo scoop for accurate matcha measurement
• Inspired by traditional Japanese tea preparation
• Beautiful gift for tea lovers and matcha enthusiasts
• Ideal for daily matcha rituals
• 400ml ceramic matcha bowl (chawan)
• Bamboo whisk (chasen)
• Bamboo scoop (chashaku)
• Ceremonial matcha
• Matcha lattes
• Daily wellness rituals
• Tea enthusiasts
• Thoughtful gifting
Do I need special equipment to make matcha?
For the best results, yes. Matcha is whisked rather than brewed, and the bamboo whisk helps create the smooth texture and delicate foam that traditional matcha is known for.
What is the bowl used for?
The ceramic bowl provides enough space to whisk the matcha properly without spilling while allowing the tea to develop a smooth, even consistency.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. This set contains the core tools needed to begin preparing matcha at home using traditional methods.
The tools are here; add Izu Matcha to make your first bowl. If you already have a suitable bowl and scoop, the bamboo whisk is available separately.
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