Matcha shaker Kaga Yamanaka lacquer

Product Information

Body size (approx.): Diameter 55.5 x Height 77.5 mm
Material: [Body/Cap] ABS [Painting] Kagayama Nakanuri (urethane paint)
Microwave safe: Not
Dishwasher safe: Not

Just shake for 11 seconds
Enjoy authentic matcha easily

*Matcha mini shaker
Put in 20ml of water and 2g of matcha and shake for 11 seconds!
You can make a concentrated matcha liquid, so mix it with your favorite drink and enjoy an authentic matcha drink.
The washing machine-like protrusions on the bottom of the shaker allow you to make a clean concentrated liquid without lumps.

3 features of the Kaga Yamanaka-nuri matcha shaker

[1: No tea whisk or tea bowl required, just add water and matcha and shake to make a rich matcha concentrate]
It's very easy to use.
First, pour about 20ml of water into the matcha shaker,
put in one bag of matcha (2g) and put the lid on.
Then, just shake it up and down for about 11 seconds.
Add 60-100ml of water or hot water to the rich matcha concentrate to your liking and you'll have a full-fledged matcha drink.

Replace the water with milk for a cold matcha latte.

A wide range of variations are possible.

[2: The key to good mixing is the washing machine structure at the bottom and the mini size]

This matcha shaker has a wing-shaped protrusion structure at the bottom,

and the palm-sized design allows you to shake it quickly with a snap of your wrist,

which efficiently mixes the water and matcha and prevents them from clumping.

The result is smooth matcha that is just like it was made.

[3: Eight carefully selected colors that highlight the craftsmanship of Kaga Yamanaka-nuri]

It is said that there are more than 1,000 traditional Japanese colors,

and each color name, born from the color sense unique to Japanese culture,

has its own origin.

"Jet black" and "Ancient vermilion" are representative of lacquerware.

"Peach" stands out for its vividness and cuteness.

"Cherry blossom" has a sense of transience in its paleness.

"Yellow mountain" is like a flower that blooms gracefully in the mountains in late spring.

"Young leaf" is reminiscent of new tea buds.

"Indigo white" is a delicate color born from indigo dyeing.

"Fukakusa" is like a tea field bathed in the summer sunshine.

These colors that highlight traditional techniques

look great in interior decorations and on tabletops.

Enjoy a moment with matcha in your favorite color.

*As these are traditional crafts, it may take some time for your order to be shipped.