DWEHIXBUY Handcrafted Matcha Bowl Set

Yes, it's a complete 8-piece kit that includes the ceramic bowl (chawan), bamboo whisk (chasen), whisk holder, ceramic spoon rest, metal strainer, bamboo scoop (chashaku), and a soft microfiber cloth. Multiple buyers specifically mentioned being able to start making matcha immediately without needing to buy anything else. The set even comes with care instructions for the whisk.

The bowl has a substantial weight and heft that surprised many buyers—it feels genuinely durable and well-made. The ceramic edges are notably thick, and the wavy rim design isn't just decorative; it actually provides a better grip since there are no handles. Several reviewers mentioned it looks and feels even better in person than in the product photos.

The bamboo whisk is high quality and gets consistent praise, but yes, the tines are delicate and require careful handling—that's actually normal for authentic bamboo whisks. The good news is this set includes a proper whisk holder/stand to store it correctly between uses, which helps preserve the tines. Just be gentle when whisking and storing it, and it should last well.

Buyers love the beautiful floral artwork and wavy rim design, and it appears to be well-applied to the ceramic. The thick, durable ceramic construction suggests it's built to last with regular use. The white design is particularly appreciated by people who collect multiple matcha sets, as it coordinates well with different aesthetics.

It works great for both. Beginners appreciate that everything is included—no guesswork about what accessories you need, and the durable ceramic is forgiving if you're still learning. Enthusiasts like the authentic Japanese-style craftsmanship, the quality bamboo whisk with proper storage, and thoughtful touches like the ceramic flower spoon rest that enhance the ceremonial experience.

The strainer works for basic sifting, though one reviewer noted the mesh might not be fine enough to filter absolutely all tea particles. For most matcha preparation this should be adequate, but if you're particular about achieving ultra-smooth matcha, you might eventually want to supplement with a finer mesh strainer.