LTLRBamboo Matcha Tea Set (Chasen, Chawan, Chashaku) Ceramic Whisk Holder Handmade Matcha Ceremony Starter Kit For Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony (7 Pcs)

This is the most beautiful set I have seen. I purchased it for my friend and she was over the moon. The complete set, especially with the duck and pretty mat lends to a wonderful ceremonial experience. Fabulous quay. Delighted!!

Hello,I just received the product and it looks beautiful but the bowñ came broken. How do I contact the seller to get a replacement?

Totally karate kid

My kit arrived 2 days ago, and i love it. The little duck arrived without a beak...but I love it. Everything else is substantial quality. I have made the matcha Encha ceremonial grade tea for my husband and I twice so far, and the kit had everything I needed and more. The tea towel is very pretty with real embroidery (not just printed on). The strainer, bowl, bamboo whisk and ceramic holder, and the bamboo scoop exceeded my expectations. The little duck is so cute, cute,cute....even with a broken beak. If the rest of it’s beak had been in the box, I would have glued it back on. Bottom line, this is a great set for the money, and the little duck has a forever home.

This set is a great value. There are other sets on Amazon with less pieces for the same cost.Overall, the stuff that's actually "useful" are the bowl, the chashaku /scoop, the sifter, the whisk, and the whisk stand. The whisk stand is totally necessary, but it's nice to sit it on and let it dry there. It also can make it more of a subtle display piece in your kitchen, depending how you have things organized.Everything looks exactly as it is pictured. The cup/bowl is really what had me eyeing this set. I also liked the two-tone aesthetic of the whisk compared to most other whisks that are a simple light bamboo color. This gives it a little more character. It works great too.The sifter works very well with the curvature of the chashaku. You can easily press your matches into it and get a perfectly broken up powder into the bowl.The little duck rest is super cute, but not necessary. It is basically a chopstick rest, though, and could be used for that purpose as well. The cloth is also not so necessary, but can be nice if you're not the best at keeping the counter clean. It's a good looking cloth with a traditional Japanese aesthetic.The box and packaging is very simple and doesn't try to be beautiful. The little paper 'ribbon' on the outside if the most lavish thing about it, but this is good IMO. I like that the packaging uses thin/light materials that are easily recyclable and isn't wasteful. This also surely kept the cost of the package down. It might not make the most impressive unboxing experience, but the set will still make a great gift for anyone who is into Japanese culture, tea drinking, or may want to get into it.

Gave it 3 stars only because this bowl came broken. I cannot say if this was broken from the start or during shipping but being that it seems to be a common occurrence it also came to my attention that yes the bowl is bubble wrap “lightly” the packaging on the outside was not marked fragile anywhere so they probably didn’t handle with care. I am excited to us this set, but I really wanted the bowl. I’m going to trying using Gorilla glue and hope it can fix it.If you are ordering this it seems you should not expected the bowl to come in one piece.