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Fellow’s new Matcha set is the ultimate holiday gift for matcha lovers

Fellow’s new Matcha Set is the elevated gift tea lovers will love

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Fellow, the beloved coffee gear brand, has just dropped a new set — but this time, geared towards the everyday tea drinker. This new drop makes the perfect standout gift for a tea enthusiast? This 5-piece tool set is an unexpected essential they’ll continue to reach for all year long.

With this drop, Fellow reimagines everyday rituals with a new, counter-worthy tea innovation that actually makes your routine easier. After years of customer requests, the newly launched 5-piece collection marks a natural extension to the brand’s beloved tea kettles. This streamlined, well-built kit offers exceptional value (either for yourself or as a gift) for anyone who values design, discipline, and a better daily tea ritual. The 5-piece, dishwasher-safe Fellow Matcha set includes:

  • Chasen (Bamboo Whisk): A traditional bamboo chasen (Japanese whisk) creates an acoustically pleasing tactile moment, paired with an ergonomic grip. The 80 hand-cut tines creates ideal aeration with a smooth foam texture.
    Chawan (Matcha Bowl): A wide ceramic matcha bowl with a pour spout makes it easy to whisky without spills and is designed specifically to eliminate dripping & pour clean every time.
  • Naoshi (Whisk Holder): Crafted from ceramic, the whisk holder maintains form and cleanliness.
  • Sifter: Made from polished stainless steel to match Fellow’s signature aesthetic, the included sifter makes it easy to make clump-free tea that’s smoother (and more enjoyable).
  • Modular Tray Base: Last but not least, the modular tray base houses a spot for every tool in the set. The tray’s layout keeps each component nested in place with silicone feet with counter stability, creating a set that’s both visually pleasing and inviting enough for everyday use.
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The Fellow Matcha Set is available online now in four stylish colors (White, Hazey Blue, Desert Rose, and Black) and is priced at $129.95 per set.

Emily Caldwell
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