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KASANE

About

Kasane
means to layer.

Kasane comes from the Japanese word for layering. It reflects how different flavours and ingredients come together in our drinks, alongside the layered stamp prints that shape the café’s visual identity.

重ね

Kasane means to layer or overlap. We chose the name because it connects the way our drinks are made with the overlapping impressions found across the packaging, menus and space.

A Kasane matcha powder pouch on a wooden counter beside a chawan and chasen.

The stamp set

Six illustrated stamps are used throughout KASANE, from cups and packaging to menus and signage. Each one is printed with a slightly different texture, so the impressions are never exactly the same.

Suribachi 擂鉢Plate one · the grinding bowl
Chaju 茶樹Plate two · first flush leaf
Chatsubo 茶壺Plate three · the tin, opened
Chawan 茶碗Plate four · the bowl, filled
Chasen 茶筅Plate five · eighty prongs
Kasane 重ねPlate six · three layers