A stainless steel mesh strainer with a long handle resting inside a white kitchen sink, surrounded by other kitchen utensils including a wooden-handled knife, measuring cups, and a grater.
Straining liquid through a metal sieve into a glass bowl.
A warm-toned ceramic mug sits on a round wooden tray beside a metal tea strainer filled with loose leaf tea, placed on a woven mat. Part of a stainless steel vessel is visible in the background.
Three metal strainers of different sizes on a light gray background
Set of metal kitchen utensils including a ladle, strainer, and spatula hanging on a rack against a white background.

Japanese Stainless Steel Tea Strainer 200 Mesh

$25.00

Mixed Japanese Brands

Size: Small

Small
Medium
Large
DETAILS

One of the finest tea strainers we've ever used.

Featuring an extra-fine 200-mesh stainless steel screen, it captures even the smallest particles for a smooth, clear brew. Perfect for loose-leaf tea, including delicate herbal teas like chamomile, where tiny flower fragments can easily pass through ordinary strainers.

Beyond tea, it can also be used as a reusable coffee filter, without the need for disposable paper filters.

The slim handle and resting hook allow it to sit securely over mugs, teapots and pitchers.

For sifting powders such as matcha, cocoa or icing sugar, explore our Japanese Stainless Steel Strainer 40 mesh

MATERIALS / DIMENSIONS

-Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel
-Dimensions:
Small: 65 x 65 x 163 mm, Depth: 35 mm, Mesh: 200 mesh,
Medium: 75 x 75 x 182 mm, Depth: 38 mm, Mesh: 200 mesh
Large: 85 x 85 x 194 mm, Depth: 45 mm, Mesh: 200 mesh
The dimensions shown on the packaging refer to the internal dimensions of the mesh area only.
-Made in Japan

INSTRUCTIONS

-Wash well after use and store it after drying well.

SHIPPING

We deliver small goods across New Zealand (excluding PO Boxes) at a flat rate of $8. For orders totalling $100 or more, delivery is free.