Matcha Whisk & Holder Set
Matcha Whisk & Holder Set
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Whisk your matcha the way it's been done in Japan for centuries. The chasen is the essential tool of the Japanese tea ceremony, hand-carved from a single piece of bamboo to blend matcha powder and hot water into a smooth, frothy finish.
Our 100-prong Zen-style whisk has more tines than a standard chasen, so it breaks up clumps quickly and whips a fine, creamy foam with minimal effort, perfect for both traditional usucha and matcha lattes.
Each set includes a ceramic whisk holder in your choice of colour. Resting the whisk on the holder after rinsing keeps the prongs in shape and lets them dry properly between uses, extending the life of your chasen.
The whisk is presented in a cardboard tube, perfect for storage or gifting.
In the box
- 100-prong bamboo whisk (chasen)
- Ceramic whisk holder (choose your colour)
- Plastic-free cardboard tube
Care
Rinse with warm water after each use (no soap), shake off excess water, and rest on the holder to dry.
Shipping Rates
Shipping Rates
FREE SHIPPING FOR ALL ORDERS OVER $120 AUSTRALIA WIDE
Flat Rate Post (Australia Post) : $9.95 AUD
Express Post (Australia Post):
Under 500g - $14.95 AUD
Over 500g - $19.95 AUD
Please check here for international shipping rates.
How to Use
How to Use
1. Soak your Bamboo Whisk in warm water for a few minutes to allow the prongs to spread out and soften (optional)
2. Take a Bamboo Tea Scoop and measure out two scoops of Matcha into a fine mesh tea sieve placed above a bowl or cup.
3. Add around 1/4 cup of hot water (no hotter than 80 degrees) to the Matcha Powder.
4. Use Bamboo whisk to dissolve the Matcha into the hot water by moving it back and forward using a zig zag action
5. Top up with more hot water if desired and whisk again to achieve a frothy foam on top.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Rinse under running water then air dry.
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