Gift Box Traditional Matcha Set – Buy Japanese Tea Ceremony Set Switzerland
For over a thousand years, matcha has been prepared in Japan in the same way. No trend, no simplification – a ritual that has proven itself because it works. The Traditional Matcha Set gift box contains what the Chanoyu ritual needs: three tools, perfectly matched, made from the materials that have been used for this purpose for centuries.
Chanoyu – what's behind the ritual
Chanoyu, the Japanese tea ceremony, literally means "hot water for tea." It is not a protocol that one must master – it is a framework that generates mindfulness. Those who prepare matcha daily with a chasen, chashaku, and matchawan will understand after a few weeks why these three tools have remained unchanged for centuries. They work. Water at 75–77°C, the whisk in Z-motions, the bowl in both hands – that's all there is to it.
What's included in the set
| Utensil |
Function |
| Matchawan |
Ceramic bowl 400ml – for whisking and drinking |
| Chasen |
Handmade bamboo whisk – creates the fine foam layer |
| Chashaku |
Bamboo scoop – for precise dosing of matcha powder |
| Material |
Natural materials – ceramic and bamboo |
For anyone who wants to start matcha properly
The Traditional Matcha Set gift box is for anyone who doesn't want to guess which utensils go together. For anyone who prepares matcha daily and focuses on the essentials. And for anyone looking for a gift that doesn't need explaining – because three tools and a ritual speak for themselves.
Available in our showrooms in Zurich (Hagenholzstrasse 50b) and Bern (Gerberngasse 44). Delivery throughout Switzerland in 2–4 working days.
The setup that belongs
The Chanoyu ritual begins with the correct temperature: 75–77°C. The Varia AURA FLUX kettle regulates this temperature precisely. Other tea and filter accessories: Filter Equipment Collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I prepare matcha traditionally?
Dose matcha powder into the bowl with the chashaku, add hot water at 75–77°C, whisk with the chasen in quick Z-motions until a fine foam layer forms. No brewing time, no straining – the matcha is drunk entirely.
What water temperature for matcha?
75–77°C – boiling water destroys delicate aromas and makes the matcha bitter. A kettle with temperature control like the Varia AURA FLUX precisely hits this temperature.
What is the difference to the Sakura Set gift box?
The Traditional Set contains three core tools – matchawan, chasen, and chashaku. The Sakura Set additionally contains a chasen holder and comes in cherry blossom pink. Both are for the same preparation – a decision about completeness and aesthetics.
How do I care for the chasen?
Rinse with lukewarm water after each use – never in the dishwasher. Let it dry lying down so that the fine bamboo prongs retain their shape.
Can I see the Traditional Matcha Set gift box before purchasing?
In our showrooms in Zurich and Bern – experience it live.
