Handcrafted Matcha Bowl

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Handcrafted Matcha Tea Bowl has a more open shape. This type of open shaped Matcha tea bowl is traditionally used in the summer.

● Handcrafted Matcha Tea Bowl
● Open Shape allows for easy whisking
● Use for Matcha Tea preparation and as a drinking bowl
● High quality materials and workmanship
● Perfect for your Matcha Tea Ceremonial set

This Matcha bowl is perfect for both Matcha tea preparation and as drinking bowl.

Measures 4.5" across the top and 3.25" tall

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I decided it was time to finally secure the proper matcha accouterments—a bowl (chawan), a bamboo whisk (chasen), and a scoop (chashaku). MatchaDNA was kind enough to send me one of their large handcrafted bowls to get me started. They come in two sizes—small and large—are available in black or white, and are made with lead-free food safe glaze. The measurements of the large bowl are fairly standard: 4.5″ across the top and is 3.25″ tall, which gives you plenty of room to use a traditional bamboo whisk, or even a milk frother to prepare your matcha.

Because it is lightweight and has gently sloping sides, the bowl is very comfortable to hold, even if you have small hands. I find that I prefer this style over the much heavier, straight-sided bowls that are traditionally used during the colder months. If you’re looking for a bowl to use year-around, this open style is perfect for everyday use—it’s even large enough to double as a rice or soup bowl, something that anyone with a small living space will appreciate.

You can read the full review on my blog:
http://www.notstarvingyet.com/index/2015/12/8/tuesday-tea-handcrafted-matcha-bowl-matchadna

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