• Certified Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g tin
  • Certified Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g tin
  • Certified Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g tin
  • Certified Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g tin
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Certified Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha 30g tin

Our Organic Ceremonial-Grade matcha is shade-grown, spring harvested, and stone milled in Uji Japan, using traditional methods that prioritise quality and care. These traditional processes create create a smooth, vibrant matcha designed for calm, intentional daily ritual.

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  • 100% Certified Organic Japanese Green Tea (Camellia sinensis)
  • Gentle, sustained energy with the jitters
  • Naturally rich in antioxidants and L-theanine
  • Supports wellness, skin health, gut health, and nervous system health
  • Smooth, vibrant flavour without bitterness
  • Crafted for daily ritual and intentional living

Sift 1–2 teaspoons of matcha into a bowl or cup, ensuring a smooth, clump-free base. Add a splash of warm water (70–80°C). Whisk briskly in a “M” motion using a Chasen (bamboo whisk) until frothy. Top with more water, or enjoy as a latte with your favourite milk and natural sweetener. Sip slowly - it’s a ritual, not a rush. View more

Created by a Holistic Nutritionist, URTH was born from a desire to bring purity, simplicity, and ritual back into daily life. Every product honours Japanese tradition and natural wellbeing.

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Urth Matcha Powder is shade-grown, first-harvest, stone-milled, and organic—sourced in small batches from Japan. We honour traditional farming and milling methods, ensuring purity, exceptional quality, and a mindful ritual in every cup...

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"This matcha has become my favourite part of the day. The flavour is incredibly smooth, and the calm focus it gives me is unmatched. I feel clearer, brighter, and more grounded"

Lily

"A game-changer for my daily routine. Pure, vibrant, and so incredibly fresh. You can taste the quality."

Jules

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

URTH matcha is shade-grown, first harvest, stone-milled, and organic — sourced in small batches from Japan. We honour traditional farming and milling methods to ensure purity, quality, and ritual in every cup.

While ceremonial-grade is largely a Western marketing term, it reflects qualities traditionally held to high standards in Japanese tea ceremonies.

True ceremonial-grade matcha is made from the first harvest of tender, shade-grown leaves, stone-milled into a fine, vibrant powder. It’s known for its smooth, creamy texture, naturally sweet umami flavour, and lack of bitterness.

More than a drink, matcha at this quality becomes a ritual — one rooted in centuries of tradition, intention, and stillness.

To prepare matcha, sift 1-2 teaspoons into a bowl or cup to remove clumps. Add a splash of warm water (70–80°C), then whisk briskly in a “W” motion using a Chasen (bamboo whisk) until frothy.

Top with more water, or enjoy as a latte with your favourite milk and natural sweetener.

Sip slowly — it’s a ritual, not a rush.

Matcha of this quality is labour-intensive and time-honoured — organic, shade-grown, hand-picked, stone-milled, and carefully stored. You’re not just paying for tea — you’re supporting traditional Japanese craftsmanship and mindful wellness.

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Japanese Matcha Traditions & History

Matcha has been prepared and shared in Japan for centuries, rooted in tea ceremonies that emphasise presence, care, and intention. More than a drink, it is a practice — one that honours simplicity, respect, and the moment itself.

Traditionally, only the highest-quality leaves were selected for ceremonial use, grown with patience and prepared with precision. From shade-growing to slow stone-milling, every step reflects a deep respect for craftsmanship and quality — values that continue to guide how matcha is made today.