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Japanese Nagomi Hammered Tea Strainer with Handle
Japanese Nagomi Hammered Tea Strainer with Handle
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Japanese Nagomi Hammered Tea Strainer with Handle is a carefully selected kitchen tool from Japan, suited to practical, attentive cooking.
A handled tea strainer from the Nagomi hammered-pattern series, crafted in Tsubame, Niigata — Japan’s renowned stainless steel production region.
Designed for versatility, this strainer can be used not only for filtering loose leaf tea from teapots without built-in strainers, but also placed directly into a cup. Simply add tea leaves and pour hot water to brew tea just like using a tea bag.
Its flat, shallow shape also makes it ideal for sifting matcha powder smoothly, helping create a refined and lump-free tea experience.
Key Features
• Elegant tsuchime (hammered) texture
• Convenient handle for easy placement & removal
• Suitable for loose leaf tea brewing
• Flat shape ideal for matcha sifting
• Lightweight and well-balanced
Ideal For
• Straining tea from teapots
• Brewing tea directly in a cup
• Sifting matcha powder
• Daily tea rituals at home or work
Product Details
• Origin: Japan (Tsubame, Niigata)
• Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel
• Size (approx.): 15.5 × 7.4 cm
• Height: approx. 3.3 cm
• Weight: approx. 30 g
Care
• Home dishwasher: OK
Notes
Minor variations in finish may occur due to the manufacturing process.
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Frequently asked questions
What is this item?
A handled tea strainer from the Nagomi hammered-pattern series, crafted in Tsubame, Niigata — Japan’s renowned stainless steel production region.
What are the material and origin details?
Japanese Nagomi Hammered Tea Strainer with Handle is a carefully selected kitchen tool from Japan, suited to practical, attentive cooking.
How can it be used?
Designed for versatility, this strainer can be used not only for filtering loose leaf tea from teapots without built-in strainers, but also placed directly into a cup.
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