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The company also expanded on their matcha accessory offerings with a limited run of one-of-a-kind ceramic bowls designed by Canadian artist Marina Stojkovic ($325). All proceeds benefit the artist directly along with a portion being donated to the Nomi Network, with a mission to end human trafficking via safe employment, breaking cycles of slavery, and empowering women.

Coffee alternatives are all the rage these days, with many people turning to matcha as an option. The easy-to-travel with Ceremonial Matcha First Harvest comes in a chic 30-gram gold pouch ($35) with the Toronto-based company’s vegan, kosher and 100% gluten-free Pure Ceremonial Japanese Matcha.