Matchadose Natsume Japan it also symbolizes harmony

it also symbolizes harmony

but also a work of art that reflects the beauty and depth of the Japanese tea tradition

Matcha whisk “Chasen”

This inlay technique was probably introduced to Japan by Korean potters in the 16th century

Matchadose Natsume Japan it also symbolizes harmonyWhen matcha is prepared for several people or during a tea ceremony, the tea naturally looks much nicer in the tin and is also easier to remove and portion. Please also note that the lid does not close tightly, but only rests loosely to make it easier to handle during the tea ceremony. Natsume cans are not intended or suitable for long term storage.