Bamboo Matcha Whisk (100 Prong)
Hand-crafted, authentic and traditional 100 prong bamboo Japanese chasen will heighten your matcha tea making experience.
What is a bamboo chasen:
The traditional bamboo whisk known as a “Chasen” is crafted from a solitary piece of young bamboo. It is created in an array of thicknesses and strings. A Chasen matcha whisk can be found with string counts between 16 and 120 tines. Higher string counts make it simple to whisk your matcha into the traditional froth that gives matcha its sweet texture and airy quality.
How to dry and store the bamboo whisk properly:
After cleaning the bamboo whisk, it should be dried quickly and properly. The best way to dry your bamboo whisk is to put it on the bamboo whisk holder as this will help to maintain its original shape. If you do not own a matcha whisk holder, you can leave the bamboo whisk to dry on its handle, although this may not be ideal as the excess water may collect in the handle and lead to the development of molds.
Hand-crafted, authentic and traditional 100 prong bamboo Japanese chasen will heighten your matcha tea making experience.
What is a bamboo chasen:
The traditional bamboo whisk known as a “Chasen” is crafted from a solitary piece of young bamboo. It is created in an array of thicknesses and strings. A Chasen matcha whisk can be found with string counts between 16 and 120 tines. Higher string counts make it simple to whisk your matcha into the traditional froth that gives matcha its sweet texture and airy quality.
How to dry and store the bamboo whisk properly:
After cleaning the bamboo whisk, it should be dried quickly and properly. The best way to dry your bamboo whisk is to put it on the bamboo whisk holder as this will help to maintain its original shape. If you do not own a matcha whisk holder, you can leave the bamboo whisk to dry on its handle, although this may not be ideal as the excess water may collect in the handle and lead to the development of molds.
Hand-crafted, authentic and traditional 100 prong bamboo Japanese chasen will heighten your matcha tea making experience.
What is a bamboo chasen:
The traditional bamboo whisk known as a “Chasen” is crafted from a solitary piece of young bamboo. It is created in an array of thicknesses and strings. A Chasen matcha whisk can be found with string counts between 16 and 120 tines. Higher string counts make it simple to whisk your matcha into the traditional froth that gives matcha its sweet texture and airy quality.
How to dry and store the bamboo whisk properly:
After cleaning the bamboo whisk, it should be dried quickly and properly. The best way to dry your bamboo whisk is to put it on the bamboo whisk holder as this will help to maintain its original shape. If you do not own a matcha whisk holder, you can leave the bamboo whisk to dry on its handle, although this may not be ideal as the excess water may collect in the handle and lead to the development of molds.
