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Matchaeologist is a matcha brand sourcing exclusively from Uji, Kyoto, Japan, offering a curated range of ceremonial and culinary grades. Its matcha is grown using the traditional Honzu method, a 30-day shading process with rice-straw mats before harvest.
The collection includes cultivars Misaki, Matsu, and Meiko for drinking, and Midori and Mirai for culinary use, all processed from first-flush tencha ground slowly on granite stone mills.
The Matchæologist Matsu Matcha Brewing Kit combines Matsu artisanal grade matcha with three handcrafted pieces of matcha ware. Designed for a daily matcha ritual, the set balances traditional ceremonial values with contemporary function and presentation.
What comes in the Matsu Matcha Brewing Kit?
The kit contains four listed components:
- Matsu artisanal grade matcha
- A Cloud Glass Chawan, a handblown double-walled glass bowl
- A Full-Hand Chasen, a full-length bamboo matcha whisk
- A Bamboo Chashaku matcha measuring spoon
Together, these pieces provide the matcha, bowl, whisk, and measuring spoon used to take part in the ceremony in a contemporary style. The Full-Hand Chasen and Bamboo Chashaku each measure 6.1 inches long. The whisk has a 1.4-inch diameter, while the spoon has a 1-inch diameter.
How large is the Cloud Glass Chawan?
The Cloud Glass Chawan measures 3.3 inches across at its widest point and 2.4 inches high. Its maximum capacity is 5.7 fluid ounces. Because the glass bowl and other matcha-ware pieces are handmade, measurements may vary by plus or minus 10%.
The complete box measures 6.6 inches long, 4.8 inches wide, and 2.8 inches high. These dimensions help clarify the scale of the kit and its individual tools before purchase.
How should the matcha and handcrafted tools be handled?
Before using the matcha, cut open the inner bag and gently empty its contents into the tin. Refrigerate the matcha after opening to maintain optimal flavor and potency.
Remove the stand from the Full-Hand Chasen while using the whisk. After use, rinse both the bamboo whisk and Bamboo Chashaku with cold water, then leave them to dry in a well-circulated area.
Gently rinse the Cloud Glass Chawan with room-temperature water after each use. The glass bowl is not safe for a microwave or dishwasher, and sudden temperature changes should be avoided.
The single Contemporary kit for your daily ritual variant is currently available.
The kit contains Matsu artisanal grade matcha, a Cloud Glass Chawan, a Full-Hand Chasen, and a Bamboo Chashaku. The chawan is a handblown double-walled glass bowl, the chasen is a full-length bamboo whisk, and the chashaku is a bamboo measuring spoon.
The kit includes Matsu artisanal grade matcha. It is paired with three handcrafted matcha-ware pieces for a daily matcha ritual.
The Cloud Glass Chawan has a maximum capacity of 5.7 fluid ounces. It measures 3.3 inches across at its widest point and 2.4 inches high, with possible variations of plus or minus 10% due to its handmade construction.
Refrigerate the Matsu matcha after opening. Before use, cut open the inner bag and gently empty the contents into the tin.
Rinse the Full-Hand Chasen and Bamboo Chashaku with cold water after each use. Leave both bamboo tools to dry in a well-circulated area, and remove the whisk stand while using the chasen.
No, the Cloud Glass Chawan is not safe for a dishwasher or microwave. Rinse it gently with room-temperature water and avoid sudden changes in temperature.
Yes, the Contemporary kit for your daily ritual variant is currently available. Its variant ID is 32182518605.