Basic Matcha Bamboo Whisk Chasen - 120-prong
Basic Matcha Bamboo Whisk Chasen - 120-prong <-- Currently not in stock. Order now for immediate procurement (2-3 week delay). If larger size available, repacking takes 3-5 days.
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For the casual matcha tea drinker, a reasonably priced chasen, or bamboo tea whisk is a must. The whisk allows you to froth up a bowl of matcha tea while breaking apart clumps.
Product Info
- Diameter
- top: 5.5 cm (2.2 in) Measurements are approximate
- bottom: 2.2 cm (0.9 in) Measurements are approximate
- Height: 11 cm (4.3 in) Measurements are approximate
- Material: Bamboo
- Includes plastic case
- Note: Color may not be exactly as photographed.
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Origin: Made in China
Whisk Guide
The "Number" represents the approximate but not exact number of prongs, and the more prongs, the more froth or foam it produces. However, this is not an indication of better quality as some schools of tea ceremony frown upon froth. The biggest school of tea ceremony, Urasenke, teaches that an even level of froth is desirable, and so this has become standard among non-practitioners.
Shape: The shape of this whisk is made according to Urasenke standards with the tips of the prongs curled inward.
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