Hario - Matcha Tea Gift Set - Pink
Hario - Matcha Tea Gift Set - Pink
Made by Hario
A Matcha Tea Gift Set crafted with a modern minimalist design, Hario's Matcha Essentials Set includes everything you need for a seamless matcha-making experience. Whether you’re gifting or upgrading your own ritual, this set brings elegance and ease to every cup.
A Matcha Tea Gift Set crafted with a modern minimalist design, Hario's Matcha Essentials Set includes everything you need for a seamless matcha-making experience. Whether you’re gifting or upgrading your own ritual, this set brings elegance and ease to every cup.
Size (packaging): w12.1 x d9.0 x h4.7 in.
Capacity: Double-Walled Matcha Chawan (Bowl), 300ml (10.2oz)
Included
- Double-Walled Matcha Chawan (Bowl)
- Chasen (Whisk) Stand
- Chasen (Whisk)
- Chashaku (Scooper)
- Tea Sifter
Material
- Bowl, Chasen (Whisk) Stand: Heatproof Glass
- Chasen (Whisk), Chashaku (Tea Scooper): Bamboo
- Sifter: Stainless Steel
- Teaware
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Ships directly from Space Camp. Order by Thursday, December 10 for the best chance of delivery by December 25.
Ships directly from Space Camp. Hario makes it, and Space Camp packs and sends it. Each maker or shop sends its own package, so an order from more than one shop arrives in separate packages. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and most orders are processed within 2 to 5 business days.
Order credits apply automatically: $6 off orders of $60 or more, and $12 off orders of $120 or more.
Returns: unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and return shipping is free. For food safety, opened tea and other consumables can't be returned.
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Meet the maker
Hario
Japanese heatproof glass, made in-house since 1921
Hario began in 1921, when Hiromu Shibata opened a small glassworks in Tokyo's Kanda Sudacho district to make laboratory glassware. The name joins the Japanese words for glass and king, a statement...
