Four teas. Four states of attention.

Before describing flavour, we began with the time around a bowl. Ma. Rin. Gen. Rei. Each gives a different shape to the same everyday.

The Ma tin: a brushed-steel lid above a black label carrying the character 間.

間 - Ma

The interval between one action and the next.

Ma is not emptiness. It is the space in which sound, breath, the hand, and the next movement can be noticed. A bowl that makes room inside an otherwise crowded day.

Prepared slowly, in a room that is briefly quiet. Held for a moment before the first sip. Ma asks for a few unhurried minutes — enough to notice the taste change as it cools, and the hand around the bowl.

Category
Ceremonial matcha
Taste
Smooth and balanced
Crafted in
Japan

凛 - Rin

A quiet tension that brings the senses into focus.

The Rin tin seen straight on: a brushed-steel lid and body, a black label carrying the character 凛.

Rin is not ornament. It is clarity — a composed, precise presence. A bowl that draws attention back to its centre.

It rewards attention rather than speed. Whisked with care, it holds its edge — asking the same precision back from whoever prepares it.

Category
Ceremonial matcha
Leaves
First harvest, carefully selected
Milling
Stone-milled in small batches
Taste
Vivid green, refined umami, lingering sweetness
Crafted in
Kyoto

玄 - Gen

Depth beyond what is immediately visible.

The Gen tin: steel lid and a black label, nearly merging with the dark ground, carrying the character 玄.

Gen is not simply darkness. It is the sense that something remains to be discovered. A bowl that gains definition the more closely it is known.

It changes with attention — what reads as one note at first becomes several with a second and third bowl. It is not meant to be understood immediately.

Category
Ceremonial matcha
Leaves
Shaded from sunlight before harvest
Taste
Deep colour, rich and concentrated umami
Crafted in
Uji
The Rei tin: a brushed-steel lid above a black label carrying the character 零.

零 - Rei

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Nothing excess. Only what matters.

Rei represents a return to zero— a state free from excess, distraction, and ornament. Nothing added. Nothing disguised. Only carefully selected Japanese tea leaves, refined to reveal their natural color, pure aroma, and quiet depth of umami.

Crafted in Kyoto. Nothing more. Nothing less.

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