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Matcha sets

Ceramic matcha sets and bowls with bamboo tools — four designs, from a classic chawan to spouted bowls for lattes.

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Four ceramic designs from our own brand ZOI: Zen, Takumi, Sakura and Kai. Each set puts a ceramic bowl (chawan) together with a bamboo whisk (chasen), a whisk holder and a bamboo scoop (chashaku), so a customer opens one box and has everything but the tea. Sakura and Kai come with a spouted bowl for pouring into a latte glass, and also as a bowl and holder on their own. The Takumi, Sakura and Kai bowls are glazed by hand, so no two are identical. Stock in Poland varies by design, and a quotation for a larger run states the date.

How this range is bought

Stocked in Poland and shipped across Europe. This line does not wait for a container.

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Minimum order
Fixed where the product states it — the chasen from 25 pieces — otherwise quoted with the price.
Delivery
From our warehouse in Poland to anywhere in Europe — InPost and DPD domestically, DHL across the EU, pallet transport for larger orders.
Lead time
Courier despatch from stock, not a sailing. Where an order is larger than the stock, the quotation states the date. Shipping is quoted separately by destination, quantity and weight.
Samples
Samples before a bulk order, as with every line.
Private label
Your brand name, logo, label and packaging design, quoted to the specification. Where a minimum is fixed, it is on the product.

Matcha sets wholesale: four ceramic designs

Matcha sets wholesale here means four ceramic designs from our own brand ZOI — Zen, Takumi, Sakura and Kai — sold to tea shops, gift shops, concept stores, online stores and buyers of corporate gifts. Each four-piece set holds everything needed to prepare matcha except the tea: a bowl, a bamboo whisk, a whisk holder and a bamboo scoop.

A chawan is the bowl in which matcha is whisked and from which it is drunk; it is wide and flat-bottomed so the whisk can move. A chasen is the bamboo whisk, a chashaku is the bamboo scoop, and a kusenaoshi is the ceramic holder on which the whisk dries.

What is in each set

Every four-piece set carries the same four tools, and what changes is the bowl: its colour, its glaze and, on Sakura and Kai, a pouring spout. Sakura and Kai also come as a bowl and holder alone, for customers who already own the bamboo tools.

ProductCodePiecesBowlFinishEAN
Sakura set, spouted bowlGTG2030034Pink, peach to raspberryHand-glazed5905388333212
Kai set, spouted bowlGTG2030044Blue on whiteHand-glazed5905388333205
Zen setGTG2030014Turquoise, 350 mlPlain, no pattern5905388333038
Takumi setGTG2030024Light green, 350 mlHand-glazed5905388333045
Sakura bowl and holderGTG2030052Pink, 350 mlHand-glazed5905388333069
Kai bowl and holderGTG2030062Blue on white, 350 mlHand-glazed5905388333052

The sets also come bundled with matcha, ceremonial or culinary depending on the design, for a gift box that needs nothing added. The tea itself is in matcha tea, and the whisk and scoop sold on their own are in matcha tools.

Spouted bowl or classic chawan

A spouted matcha bowl, called katakuchi in Japanese, has a pouring lip on one side. Matcha is whisked in it as in any chawan and then poured into a glass, which suits customers who drink matcha lattes. A classic chawan has no spout and suits matcha drunk straight from the bowl.

The Sakura and Kai sets come with a spouted bowl. The Zen set has a classic chawan with a wide base, the shape a traditional bowl of matcha is whisked in.

Spouted bowlClassic chawan
Best forMatcha latte, iced matchaMatcha with water, drunk from the bowl
How it is usedWhisk in the bowl, pour into a glassWhisk and drink from the same bowl
In this rangeSakura and Kai setsZen set

Hand-glazed: why no two bowls match

A hand-glazed bowl has its glaze applied by hand before firing, so the colour gathers and thins differently on every piece. The Takumi, Sakura and Kai bowls are glazed this way. For a shop, that is worth saying on the shelf card: the customer is buying a bowl that exists once, not a print run.

Who buys matcha sets, and when

Matcha sets sell as gifts and as starter kits, to someone who has tried matcha in a café and wants to make it at home. That makes tea shops, gift shops, concept stores, online stores and corporate-gift buyers the natural outlets. For a Christmas range, order early: stock in Poland varies by design, and a quotation for a larger run states the date.

Care instructions to pass on to your customers

A bamboo whisk lasts much longer when it is looked after, and the care takes a minute. Before whisking, soak the tines in lukewarm water for about a minute so they soften and do not break. Whisk in a quick M or W motion with the wrist low over the bowl, because a circular motion presses the tines against the wall and wears them out.

After use, rinse the whisk in warm water only, with no detergent, no sponge and no dishwasher, and stand it on the holder to dry. Never leave a wet whisk in a closed box: damp bamboo grows mould.

Delivery from Poland

We ship from our warehouse in Poland: InPost and DPD within Poland, DHL across the EU, and pallets for larger orders. The sets are already inside the EU, so buying from us means no customs duty and no clearance on your side. VAT is settled on our sales invoice, and freight is quoted separately by country, quantity and weight.

A set in your own design, with your own box, is a sourcing project rather than a stock order. We quote it through our sourcing agent in China service, from samples to delivery.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in a ceramic matcha set?

Each four-piece set holds a ceramic bowl (chawan), a bamboo whisk (chasen), a whisk holder and a bamboo scoop (chashaku), so everything needed to prepare matcha is in the box except the tea. The Sakura and Kai bowls are also sold as a bowl and holder alone, for customers who already own the bamboo tools.

What is a spouted matcha bowl for?

A spouted matcha bowl, called katakuchi in Japanese, has a pouring lip on one side. Matcha is whisked in the bowl and then poured into a glass, foam included, which suits customers who make matcha lattes. The Sakura and Kai sets come with a spouted bowl; the Zen set has a classic chawan without one.

Are the ceramic bowls identical?

No. The Takumi, Sakura and Kai bowls are glazed by hand before firing, so the colour gathers differently on every piece and no two bowls are the same. The Zen bowl is plain, with no pattern. Photographs show a typical piece of each design.

Can I order the matcha sets with tea included?

Yes. The sets also come bundled with ceremonial or culinary matcha, depending on the design, as a gift box that needs nothing added. The tea is also sold on its own, in retail packs with EAN codes and in 1 kg bags.

Where do the matcha sets ship from?

From our warehouse in Poland, by courier: InPost and DPD within Poland, DHL across the European Union, and pallets for larger orders. The sets are already inside the EU, so there is no customs duty or clearance on your side. Stock varies by design, and a quotation for a larger run states the date.

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