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Woman in traditional Japanese kimono demonstrating a tea ceremony in a dark room.

About Keiko Uchida

Born in Tokyo, Keiko Uchida has been steeped in Japanese culture from an early age. Her mother was a renowned kimono specialist and her father developed traditional tea rooms. For decades, she studied Tea Ceremony with Japanese masters before becoming a Tea Master herself.

Keiko is widely regarded as one of Europe’s finest specialists in Japanese tea. Her knowledge comes from a lifetime of experience and from regular journeys to Japan, where she works closely with tea farmers, tea merchants, potters and craftspeople.

She has developed close relationships with people across Japan, giving her a unique understanding of tea, ceramics and the traditions behind them. Her passion is to discover exceptional work and share it with others, while supporting the next generation of Japanese artists, craftspeople and artisans.

Today, Keiko shares this knowledge through her collection of Japanese teas and ceramics, her London store in Notting Hill, and her Tea Ceremony Workshops.

A bright gallery with multiple floating shelves and a cabinet displaying a wide collection of ceramic teapots, bowls, vases, and mugs in blue, green, and white glazes. A wooden table in the foreground holds books and potted plants, and a window on the right shows colorful hanging decorations.

Visit our Notting Hill Gallery

Keiko Uchida is a treasury of Japanese culture. Our Notting Hill Gallery offers an exceptional range of superior teas, set alongside works by outstanding potters, plus an eclectic collection of delightful tea ware and craft objects.