Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
A medium-size Japanese natsume matcha tea caddy used in tea ceremony for holding matcha powder. This black natsume features a refined Rikyu plum makie design with an elegant gold rim finish, creating a graceful accent for tea practice and display.
- Medium-size natsume tea caddy for matcha powder
- Black Rikyu plum makie design with gold rim finish
- Suitable for tea ceremony practice, display, or accessory storage
Recommended Add-On: Inner Lid
This medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. For better matcha powder storage, we recommend purchasing the compatible inner lid together.
View Compatible Inner LidSpecifications
| Item | Matcha Tea Caddy / Medium-Size Natsume × 1 |
|---|---|
| Design | Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim |
| Material | Resin |
| Origin | Japan |
| Style | Yamanaka Lacquerware |
| Size | Diameter: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) / Height: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) |
| Packaging | Paper box included |
| Inner Lid | Not included / Sold separately |
Made in Japan / Yamanaka Lacquerware / Resin / Medium-size natsume
How to Use
Natsume is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony container used for holding matcha powder, especially for usucha preparation. It is also enjoyed as a small decorative case or accessory container.
- For holding matcha powder during tea ceremony practice
- For Japanese-style display and tea utensil presentation
- Can also be used as a small accessory case
Please note: this medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. A compatible inner lid is sold separately.
Storage Notes
A natsume is a traditional tea utensil and is not designed to be a fully sealed long-term storage container by itself. For improved storage, please use it together with a compatible inner lid.
This item is suitable for tea ceremony use and short-term matcha storage during preparation.
Design Details
The Rikyu plum motif is a classic Japanese design often associated with refined tea aesthetics. The pattern is applied by transfer printing, giving the natsume a decorative and elegant appearance.
The gold rim finish adds a subtle formal accent that pairs beautifully with tea utensils.
Notes
- Inner lid is not included and is sold separately
- Designed for matcha powder used in Japanese tea ceremony
- Props shown in product photos are not included
- Slight individual differences may occur due to the production process
Please enjoy this natsume as part of your Japanese tea ceremony and matcha experience.
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Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
A medium-size Japanese natsume matcha tea caddy used in tea ceremony for holding matcha powder. This black natsume features a refined Rikyu plum makie design with an elegant gold rim finish, creating a graceful accent for tea practice and display.
- Medium-size natsume tea caddy for matcha powder
- Black Rikyu plum makie design with gold rim finish
- Suitable for tea ceremony practice, display, or accessory storage
Recommended Add-On: Inner Lid
This medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. For better matcha powder storage, we recommend purchasing the compatible inner lid together.
View Compatible Inner LidSpecifications
| Item | Matcha Tea Caddy / Medium-Size Natsume × 1 |
|---|---|
| Design | Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim |
| Material | Resin |
| Origin | Japan |
| Style | Yamanaka Lacquerware |
| Size | Diameter: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) / Height: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) |
| Packaging | Paper box included |
| Inner Lid | Not included / Sold separately |
Made in Japan / Yamanaka Lacquerware / Resin / Medium-size natsume
How to Use
Natsume is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony container used for holding matcha powder, especially for usucha preparation. It is also enjoyed as a small decorative case or accessory container.
- For holding matcha powder during tea ceremony practice
- For Japanese-style display and tea utensil presentation
- Can also be used as a small accessory case
Please note: this medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. A compatible inner lid is sold separately.
Storage Notes
A natsume is a traditional tea utensil and is not designed to be a fully sealed long-term storage container by itself. For improved storage, please use it together with a compatible inner lid.
This item is suitable for tea ceremony use and short-term matcha storage during preparation.
Design Details
The Rikyu plum motif is a classic Japanese design often associated with refined tea aesthetics. The pattern is applied by transfer printing, giving the natsume a decorative and elegant appearance.
The gold rim finish adds a subtle formal accent that pairs beautifully with tea utensils.
Notes
- Inner lid is not included and is sold separately
- Designed for matcha powder used in Japanese tea ceremony
- Props shown in product photos are not included
- Slight individual differences may occur due to the production process
Please enjoy this natsume as part of your Japanese tea ceremony and matcha experience.
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Medium Matcha Tea Caddy Natsume – Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim | Yamanaka Lacquerware Made in Japan
A medium-size Japanese natsume matcha tea caddy used in tea ceremony for holding matcha powder. This black natsume features a refined Rikyu plum makie design with an elegant gold rim finish, creating a graceful accent for tea practice and display.
- Medium-size natsume tea caddy for matcha powder
- Black Rikyu plum makie design with gold rim finish
- Suitable for tea ceremony practice, display, or accessory storage
Recommended Add-On: Inner Lid
This medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. For better matcha powder storage, we recommend purchasing the compatible inner lid together.
View Compatible Inner LidSpecifications
| Item | Matcha Tea Caddy / Medium-Size Natsume × 1 |
|---|---|
| Design | Black Rikyu Plum Makie with Gold Rim |
| Material | Resin |
| Origin | Japan |
| Style | Yamanaka Lacquerware |
| Size | Diameter: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) / Height: 6.7 cm (Approx. 2.64 inches) |
| Packaging | Paper box included |
| Inner Lid | Not included / Sold separately |
Made in Japan / Yamanaka Lacquerware / Resin / Medium-size natsume
How to Use
Natsume is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony container used for holding matcha powder, especially for usucha preparation. It is also enjoyed as a small decorative case or accessory container.
- For holding matcha powder during tea ceremony practice
- For Japanese-style display and tea utensil presentation
- Can also be used as a small accessory case
Please note: this medium-size natsume does not include an inner lid. A compatible inner lid is sold separately.
Storage Notes
A natsume is a traditional tea utensil and is not designed to be a fully sealed long-term storage container by itself. For improved storage, please use it together with a compatible inner lid.
This item is suitable for tea ceremony use and short-term matcha storage during preparation.
Design Details
The Rikyu plum motif is a classic Japanese design often associated with refined tea aesthetics. The pattern is applied by transfer printing, giving the natsume a decorative and elegant appearance.
The gold rim finish adds a subtle formal accent that pairs beautifully with tea utensils.
Notes
- Inner lid is not included and is sold separately
- Designed for matcha powder used in Japanese tea ceremony
- Props shown in product photos are not included
- Slight individual differences may occur due to the production process
Please enjoy this natsume as part of your Japanese tea ceremony and matcha experience.
