matcha set

Experience authentic Japanese tea rituals at home with our premium matcha set, complete with ceremonial-grade matcha, bamboo whisk, bowl & scoop. Perfect for beginners or as a thoughtful gift.

Experience the art and mindfulness of traditional Japanese tea with our premium collection of matcha set – designed to help you create smooth, frothy matcha from the comfort of your home.

Whether you’re new to matcha or a seasoned enthusiast, these matcha sets offer everything you need for a truly authentic tea ritual.

Crafted for both tradition and ease, our Japanese matcha kit includes beautifully made tools such as a matcha bowl (chawan), bamboo whisk (chasen), and bamboo scoop (chashaku), allowing you to recreate the Japanese tea ceremony experience wherever you are.

You also have the option to include our ceremonial-grade matcha powder, sourced from Kyushu – a beautiful volcanic island in the west of Japan known for its nutrient-rich soil and exceptional green tea.

Perfectly suited for customers searching for a matcha set in the UK, this carefully curated matcha tea set is ideal for preparing a traditional ceremonial matcha. It’s more than just a matcha bowl and whisk set – it’s a complete Japanese matcha green tea set that allows you to slow down, savour the moment, and connect with a time-honoured ritual.

Bring the calm and clarity of a Japanese tea ritual into your daily routine with our matcha green tea set – expertly crafted for those who appreciate tradition, taste, and a touch of tranquillity.

our premium matcha set gift collection

Elevate your tea ritual with our premium matcha sets – crafted for those who value elegance, authenticity, and longevity. Perfect as a thoughtful gift or a timeless investment in your daily routine.

Price range: £69.00 through £95.00
Price range: £69.00 through £95.00

matcha starter kits

New to matcha? Our starter matcha kits are designed for the curious beginner – with essential tools, ceremonial matcha, and extra guidance to help you build confidence and enjoy the ritual from day one.

Price range: £34.95 through £57.95
Price range: £42.00 through £57.00

matcha set accessories

Not quite ready for a full matcha set? Or need to replace a well-loved whisk or bowl? Explore our beautifully crafted matcha accessories – perfect for customising your ritual, upgrading your tools, or starting small.

matcha green tea powder

authentic ceremonial matcha from japan
Price range: £20.00 through £320.00

Indulge in the sublime essence of Japanese tea with our Land of Fire Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea.

 

This exquisite powder comes from the volcanic soils of Kyushu – Japan’s southernmost island – where centuries of geothermal activity nurture tea plants in lush, mineral-laced earth.

 

Harvested in early spring and carefully shaded to heighten sweetness and a vibrant emerald hue, every leaf is then stone-ground into a velvety-smooth powder that captures nature’s purest umami.

matcha whisk set green tea plant

a ritual of calm and connection

Rooted in centuries of Japanese tradition, the matcha tea ceremony (茶道, sadō or chadō) is far more than just a way to prepare tea – it’s a meditative practice that celebrates simplicity, mindfulness, and presence. Historically performed in quiet, deliberate rituals, it embodies values like harmony (wa), respect (kei), purity (sei), and tranquility (jaku).

 

In today’s fast-paced world, this ritual holds even deeper relevance. Preparing matcha becomes a moment to pause – a quiet rebellion against chaos. It’s a chance to disconnect from distractions, reconnect with yourself, and savour something real. Whether performed alone or shared with others, the modern matcha ritual offers a meaningful daily practice of intention, beauty, and calm.

why you need a traditional matcha set

A traditional matcha kit isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s about enhancing the quality, taste, and authenticity of your matcha experience. Each tool in the set serves a specific purpose, refined over centuries to bring out the best in ceremonial-grade matcha.

 

The bamboo whisk (chasen) creates the ideal frothy texture, releasing the tea’s full flavour and aroma. The matcha bowl (chawan) is shaped to make whisking effortless and enjoyable. The bamboo scoop (chashaku) ensures precise measuring. Together, they elevate matcha from a drink to a daily ritual.

 

Using the right tools is key to achieving the smooth, vibrant, umami-rich cup that matcha is known for. Without them, the result is often clumpy, bitter, and disappointing. If you’re serious about quality – or simply want to do it the way it’s meant to be done – a traditional matcha set is a must.

what should ceremonial matcha taste like

and what do you pair it with?

Ceremonial matcha has a rich, complex flavour that’s worlds apart from regular green tea. Expect a smooth, velvety texture with deep umami notes, a subtle natural sweetness, and a gentle astringency that’s balanced rather than harsh. It’s fresh, grassy, and almost creamy – the kind of flavour that lingers softly and evolves with each sip.

Because of its delicate and nuanced taste, ceremonial matcha is traditionally enjoyed on its own, without milk or sweeteners. This allows its purity and character to shine.

 

That said, you can pair it thoughtfully. Light Japanese sweets (wagashi) are often served during tea ceremonies to complement the matcha’s umami depth. In a modern setting, consider pairing it with:

1. Mild-flavoured pastries (like shortbread or sponge cake)

2. Dark chocolate with low sugar

3. Lightly sweet mochi or rice-based treats

4. Simple fruit like pear or berries

 

Avoid anything too bold, rich, or overly sweet – it can overpower the tea’s subtleties.

how to use a traditional matcha set

Your Step-by-Step Ritual

Making matcha with a traditional set is simple, calming, and rewarding. Here’s how to do it:

1. Sift 1–2 scoops (about 1g) of matcha powder into your matcha bowl using a fine mesh sieve. This removes clumps and ensures a smooth brew.

2 Add around 100-150ml of hot water (ideally 70–80°C, not boiling).

3. Whisk briskly in a “W” or zigzag motion using your bamboo chasen. Continue until a thick layer of froth forms on the surface.

4. Sip and savour. Drink your matcha straight from the bowl, ideally in a quiet moment of reflection.

With practice, this process becomes a soothing ritual – one that transforms matcha from a health drink into a grounding, daily experience.

Matcha Set FAQs

The bamboo whisk, or chasen, is an essential part of a matcha set. It’s used to blend the matcha powder smoothly into water, creating a frothy, velvety texture. Unlike metal tools, the bamboo whisk preserves the delicate flavour and avoids a metallic aftertaste. It’s also part of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, making your matcha moment feel more authentic and calming.

If you enjoy matcha regularly, investing in a proper matcha set is worth it. The tools ensure better mixing and texture, and using them enhances the whole experience. It also allows you to fully embrace the mindful ritual of preparing matcha.

Absolutely. A matcha whisk (chasen) helps create a smoother, frothier cup and better blends the powder, no clumps, no bitterness. Investing in a full matcha set elevates both the taste and the mindfulness of your tea break.

Gen Z loves functional wellness products, and matcha ticks all the boxes, focus, calm, aesthetics, and ritual. A matcha kit also fits their love of self-care and aesthetic content, making it both Instagram-worthy and good for the brain.

Sifting the matcha powder before whisking helps avoid clumps and ensures a smooth, creamy texture. A good matcha kit usually comes with a strainer or recommends one for the best possible experience.

You don’t strictly need a bamboo scoop to make matcha, but it’s highly recommended. The scoop (called a chashaku) helps measure the right amount of powder while maintaining the fine texture of the matcha. It’s also easier to handle than metal spoons and adds a traditional touch to your tea ritual. If you want smoother matcha and a more authentic experience, a bamboo scoop is worth using.

The best matcha kit for beginners includes high quality ceremonial matcha, a bamboo whisk, a scoop, and a bowl. Look for kits that come with simple instructions and a fine mesh strainer. A complete set makes it easy to get started without needing extra tools.