How to Make Matcha: The INORI Way

Matcha is more than a drink — it’s a ritual, a reset, a moment carved out just for you.

At INORI, we believe in honoring your rhythm. Whether you’re slowly starting your day with sunlight and silence, or rushing out the door with your to-do list in hand — there’s a matcha ritual for you.

Here’s how to make matcha, your way.

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✨ What You’ll Need

For the at-home ritualist:

• INORI Matcha Bowl
• INORI Whisk Holder + Bamboo Whisk
• Fine mesh sifter
• Ceremonial-grade matcha
• Hot water (~75–80°C)

For the on-the-go girlie:

• INORI Mini Matcha Shaker
• Matcha powder
• Cold or hot water / milk of choice

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🍵 Traditional Matcha Ritual (3–5 mins)

There’s something sacred about making matcha slowly. It’s a tactile experience — earthy, grounding, peaceful.

Step 1: Warm your tools

Pour hot water into your bowl, and soak the whisk for 30 seconds. This softens the bamboo and prepares your space.

Step 2: Sift the matcha

Add 1–2g (½ to 1 tsp) of matcha through a fine sifter. This helps eliminate clumps for a smooth whisk.

Step 3: Add hot water

About 70–100 ml (not boiling — aim for 75–80°C).

Step 4: Whisk to froth

Use a quick "M" or "W" motion. Aim for microfoam — fine bubbles, not big ones. It should feel light in your hand.

Step 5: Sip, pause, breathe

Drink directly from the bowl, or pour into your favorite mug. This is your time.

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⚡ Matcha On the Go (under 60 seconds)

Because not every day starts slow — but every day deserves intention.

Step 1: Add & shake

Place 1–2g of matcha + your preferred liquid (100–150 ml) into your INORI Mini Matcha Shaker.

Step 2: Shake

10–15 seconds. That’s it. No clumps, no tools, no cleanup.

Step 3: Go

Pour it into your cup or sip straight from the shaker. Morning matcha, reimagined.

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💚 A Final Note from Us

Making matcha is about more than caffeine. It’s about presence. Whether you’re a matcha-at-home girlie or a busy on-the-go soul, your ritual matters.

That’s why every product at INORI is crafted with care — from hand-thrown ceramics in Amsterdam to the portable tools we wish we had years ago.

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