Sado Studio is an online atelier selling Japanese tea ceremony tools in the spirit of Sen no Rikyū's wa kei sei jaku: a Kuro Raku matcha bowl (¥18,000), an 80-prong Takayama chasen, a maki-e natsume, a Rikyū-style chashaku and Uji matcha.
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Sado Studio brings the spirit of "Wa Kei Sei Jaku" (Harmony, Respect, Purity, Tranquility) — the four principles of Japanese tea ceremony established by Sen no Rikyū — to a global audience. Our curated atelier offers the finest tools and teaching for the Japanese way of tea.
Featured products
- Kuro Raku Matcha Bowl, 12cm diameter — ¥18,000
- Takayama Chasen 80-Prong Whisk — ¥4,500
- Natsume Tea Caddy with Maki-e Lacquer — ¥24,000
- Chashaku Tea Scoop, Rikyū style — ¥7,800
- Premium Uji Matcha 40g Tin — ¥5,800
What is Sadō?
Far more than "the technique of drinking tea," Sadō is a total art form — preparation, gesture, conversation, all woven into a single act of brewing one bowl of matcha. It distills Japan's view of nature, sense of season, and ethic of hospitality into a single moment.
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