Tea Ceremony Set Oboro 1 – HAGI-YAKI Traditional Japanese Matcha Set with Handmade Hagi-yaki Tea Bowl NEW 2026 EDITION · FREE SHIPPING TO ALL SPAIN AND PORTUGAL Discover the beauty of Japanese tea culture with this elegant matcha set, featuring an authentic Hagi-yaki ceramic tea bowl, handcrafted in Japan. Hagi-yaki is one of Japan's most cherished traditional pottery styles, originating in the Hagi region of Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is particularly appreciated for its natural earthy tones, soft textures and distinctive glazes, which give each piece its own unique character. The tea bowl featured in this set has a beautiful greyish ivory finish, with subtle variations in its glaze that reflect the charm and authenticity of handmade Japanese ceramics. Its understated elegance embodies the Japanese aesthetic of simplicity, natural beauty and imperfection. Set Contents Handcrafted Hagi-yaki Tea Bowl: Made in Japan. Greyish ivory colour. Approx. 12 cm diameter × 8 cm height. A beautiful example of traditional Japanese pottery. Select Matcha Eco 30 g: Organic ceremonial-grade matcha, suitable for preparing both Koicha (thick tea) and Usucha (thin tea). Bamboo Matcha Whisk (Chasen): 100-prong whisk, made in China, designed to create a smooth and delicate matcha froth. Bamboo Matcha Scoop (Chashaku): 18 cm, made in Japan, for traditionally measuring matcha powder. Product Guide: Instructions and useful information to help you enjoy your matcha experience. A Touch of Japanese Tradition in Every Cup All the items are beautifully presented in a specially designed elegant black gift box, providing both protection and a sophisticated presentation. More than just a matcha set, Oboro 1 – Hagi-yaki brings together the beauty of traditional Japanese pottery, natural bamboo accessories and premium organic matcha. Every detail invites you to slow down and enjoy the Japanese tea ritual in your own home. An exceptional gift for lovers of Japanese culture, traditional craftsmanship and matcha, or a special addition to your own daily tea experience.