Afternoon Tea with Matcha Fragrance

Step into a world where tradition meets tranquility, and elegance intertwines with ease. This tea setting celebrates matcha's timeless allure with exquisite tableware to complement its rich, green hues. Join us in savoring this unique experience, where every detail has been crafted to offer a moment of pure relaxation and sophisticated indulgence.

This table setting is composed of tableware made from various materials, featuring a lacquerware Jubako bento box, stylish Mino ware plates, and glass Japanese tea cups that convey a refreshing atmosphere. Additionally, a metallic aluminum tray enhances the table's overall contemporary feel. The menu for our matcha-inspired afternoon tea offers a variety of textures and flavors, including sweet matcha-flavored desserts and savory sushi.

The ALART Aluminum Hemp Leaf Pattern Tray, adorned with the auspicious pattern of hemp—a symbol of wishes for a child's rapid and healthy growth—complements the decorated warm white base of the Oribe Green Mino Ware Japanese Tea Cup. This pairing fully showcases the harmonious blend of modernity and tradition.

The Hirota Taisho Roman Edo Glass Japanese Teacup utilizes the aburidashi technique to create soft milky white patterns on its clear glass surface. The stylish matte texture of the RYOUKA Usuki Sakura Sauce Plate and the Hibino Gyro Mino Ware Round Plate enhances the rich verdant hue of matcha and the diverse textures of various sweets.

The Negoro Yamanaka Lacquerware Two Tiers Jubako Bento Box features a natural fabric pattern on its surface, creating a rustic texture. The two-tier design, with its octagonal shape and deep red color enhances the table's aesthetic and offers an attractive alternative to tiered cake stands for afternoon tea, adding a comforting yet stylish touch.

Sushi and appetizers made from crisp cucumbers are perfect for summer, while the flavors of seafood delights make the dishes even more appetizing. The combination of green against red lacquerware is visually striking and appealing.

Against the backdrop of tableware made from various materials, this table spread of matcha desserts and delicious sushi offers exquisite flavors and an enjoyable visual presentation. It beckons you to experience the seamless blend of contemporary design and traditional charm.

This octagonal Jubako Bento box, ideal for two people, showcases traditional Yamanaka lacquerware techniques. The nuno-bari method covers the surface with a cloth to enhance strength and texture. At the same time, the suri-urushi finish reveals black lacquer beneath the vermilion, creating a dynamic red-black balance that evolves over time. The dividers ensure an attractive presentation and prevent flavors from mixing. Versatile and stylish, it can be used as a single tier or stacked, wrapped in a furoshiki for easy transport, or as elegant tableware to serve snacks, sushi, and sweets. It also doubles beautifully as a jewelry box or decorative container.