A virtual class exploring the fundamentals with matcha, available as a standalone ticket or with bundled tea and tools.

Blended with essential oil and wood powder from red pine trees grown in Keihoku, Kyoto.

A functional piece of art to be used daily.

A custom made map of Japan featuring the various tea producing regions represented in the Kettl catalog.

A small teacup, made exclusively for Kettl by master potter Yoshiyuki Shimizu, ideal for gyokuro, high grade sencha, or sake.

A simple, elegant incense burner made of clear glass.

Blended with essential oil and wood powder from Kiso Hinoki (Japanese cypress) grown in Nagano Prefecture.

A versatile vessel that can be used for tea brewing, drinking, or presenting dishes tableside. Made by Shiga-based potter Naoko Murakami.

A deeply resinous incense for calming the mind from the Japanese lifestyle studio Luten.

Blended with essential oil and wood powder from Kitayama cedar grown in Keihoku, Kyoto.

Carefully calibrated for brewing high-grade gyokuro, this shibordashi offers precise control and exceptional clarity in the cup.

A small tea cup with a fluted opening, handmade exclusively for Kettl by master potter Yoshiyuki Shimizu.

A series of one-of-a-kind matcha chawan tea bowls, handmade from Okinawa black clay by Yoshiyuki Shimizu.

Among the finest houjicha we have ever offered

A signature piece from potter Naoko Murakami.

A handcrafted cup, made in Shiga by potter Naoko Murakami.

A tapered kyusu teapot, perfect for high-grade teas brewed to savor.

This lidded cup helps keep tea warmer for longer and can also be used as a gaiwan-style brewing vessel.

Blended with essential oil and wood powder from Hiba trees grown in Aomori Prefecture.

A versatile vessel that can be used for tea brewing, drinking, or presenting dishes tableside. Made by Shiga-based potter Naoko Murakami.

A beautiful kyusu made by master potter Hakusan, boasting a mogake glaze produced by layering amamo seawood over the clay before firing.

This kabuse, made from 100% Okumidori cultivated by the Onohara family, is a true rarity.