• Mossa matcha set with cream-white ceramic spouted bowl, bamboo whisk on whisk holder, strainer, bamboo spoon and chashaku
  • Dimensions of the parts in the Mossa matcha set
  • Matcha sifted through the strainer into the Mossa bowl
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Mossa™ – Matcha Set with Bamboo Whisk and Spouted Bowl

Mossa™ – Matcha Set with Bamboo Whisk and Spouted Bowl

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Frothy matcha, right at home on the kitchen bench

Mossa™ is a complete set for making matcha, the green Japanese tea that is whisked into a froth rather than steeped. You get a ceramic bowl with a spout, a bamboo whisk, a whisk holder, a strainer and two bamboo spoons. Everything you need except the matcha powder itself.

What do the different pieces do?

  • The strainer removes lumps from the powder so the matcha is smooth.
  • The chashaku (the long, thin bamboo scoop) measures the correct amount of powder.
  • The bamboo whisk with 100 tines whisks matcha and water into a thick green froth. A regular spoon or whisk cannot do the same job.
  • The bowl with spout gives you room to whisk, and the spout makes it easy to pour the matcha into a cup or over milk and ice.
  • The whisk holder keeps the whisk in the correct shape while it dries, helping it last longer.

How to make one cup

  1. Sift two scoops of matcha with the chashaku into the bowl. That is about 2 g.
  2. Pour over around 70 ml of water at 70 to 80 °C. Boiling water makes the flavour bitter.
  3. Whisk quickly back and forth in an M-shape for 20 to 30 seconds, until frothy.
  4. Drink it straight from the bowl, or pour it through the spout over ice and milk.

Matcha being sifted through the strainer into the Mossa bowl

What is included in the set

  • Matcha bowl with spout, 14 cm wide and 8 cm high
  • Bamboo whisk (chasen) with 100 tines, approx. 10.7 cm high
  • Ceramic whisk holder, 7.5 cm high
  • Stainless steel strainer, Ø 7 cm
  • Chashaku, the traditional bamboo matcha scoop, 17.8 cm
  • 16 cm bamboo spoon for pressing the powder through the strainer

The set comes in a brown gift box.

Matcha powder is not included, so you can use whichever one you prefer.

Mossa matcha set in blue with gift box

About the bowl

The glaze flows freely during firing. This means the pattern varies slightly from bowl to bowl even when the colour is the same. The spout provides a clean pour, helping avoid spills when pouring into a cup or glass.

Dimensions of the pieces in the Mossa matcha set

Dimensions and materials

  • Matcha bowl: 14 cm with spout, Ø 13 cm, height 8 cm
  • Whisk holder: height 7.5 cm, base Ø 5 cm
  • Bamboo whisk: approx. 10.7 cm, 100 tines
  • Strainer: Ø 7 cm, length 19 cm
  • Chashaku: 17.8 cm
  • Bamboo spoon: 16 cm
  • Materials: glazed ceramic in the bowl and whisk holder, bamboo in the whisk and spoons, stainless steel in the strainer
  • Colours: cream white, blue, green, light mint and pink

Care

Soak the whisk tines in lukewarm water for a couple of minutes before first use to soften them. Rinse the whisk in warm water immediately after use, without soap, and let it dry on the holder. Hand wash the bowl, holder, strainer and spoons, and do not soak the bamboo pieces.

Questions and answers

Is matcha powder included?
No, the set contains the tools.

Why does the whisk need a holder?
The holder helps the tines keep their correct shape and allows the whisk to dry evenly. This helps it last longer.

Can I make matcha latte?
Yes. Whisk the matcha with a little water, then pour it over ice and cold milk or into warm milk.

Are all the bowls identical?
The colour is the same, but the glaze pattern is never completely identical.

Is the set suitable as a gift?
Yes. It is complete and ready to use, both for someone who loves matcha and someone trying it for the first time.

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