Bamboo Tea Strainer: Japanese Tea Ceremony Utensil, Kyushu Craft
$38.00
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$38.00
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Elevate your tea ritual with this artisan-crafted bamboo tea strainer, designed for use in the Japanese tea ceremony and daily tea brewing. Each piece is carefully handcrafted in Kyushu, Japan, using natural bamboo—a material chosen for its heat resistance, durability, and beautiful organic grain.
🪵 Product Details:
Size: Approx. 8.7Φ x 19 x 9.6 cm
Material: 100% Natural Bamboo
Origin: Made in Japan (Kyushu region)
Use: Ideal for loose leaf tea
🌿 Why You‘ll Love It:
Crafted by Japanese artisans for superior quality and authenticity
Bamboo is a poor conductor of heat, so the handle remains cool and comfortable
Lightweight, functional, and elegant — a perfect addition to your tea set
📸 Please Note:
Due to the use of natural materials, each item may vary slightly in color, grain, and texture
The product photos represent the general look of the item, but variations are to be expected and celebrated as part of its handcrafted charm
🧼 Care Instructions:
Gently rinse with water after use
Do not soak or place in the dishwasher
Air dry in a shaded area
Bamboo Tea Strainer: Japanese Tea Ceremony Utensil, Kyushu Craft
$38.00
Sale price
$38.00
Regular price
🪵 Product Details:
Size: Approx. 8.7Φ x 19 x 9.6 cm
Material: 100% Natural Bamboo
Origin: Made in Japan (Kyushu region)
Use: Ideal for loose leaf tea
🌿 Why You‘ll Love It:
Crafted by Japanese artisans for superior quality and authenticity
Bamboo is a poor conductor of heat, so the handle remains cool and comfortable
Lightweight, functional, and elegant — a perfect addition to your tea set
📸 Please Note:
Due to the use of natural materials, each item may vary slightly in color, grain, and texture
The product photos represent the general look of the item, but variations are to be expected and celebrated as part of its handcrafted charm
🧼 Care Instructions:
Gently rinse with water after use
Do not soak or place in the dishwasher
Air dry in a shaded area