Shirotake Chasen - Urasenke School

A Rare Masterpiece for Matcha Enthusiasts

Take your matcha ritual to the next level with the Shirotake Chasen, a handcrafted bamboo whisk renowned for Koicha tea ceremony. Koicha (thin tea) is a traditional matcha preparation with a small amount of water, but a lot of matcha. Chu-araho style features strong prongs that won't break easily.

Exclusively handcrafted by the Komakichi Kubo family (Urasenke School), only 40 whisks are made daily by just three artisans, making each piece a rare treasure of Japanese tradition. Presented in its original Komakichi paper box, this chasen embodies unmatched authenticity and heritage.

Origin: Takayama, Nara, Japan

Limited quantity.

Features

• Takayama Chasen
  
• Made by Komakichi Kubo
  
• Tea School: Urasenke
• Prong: Chu-Araho (approx. 48)

Secure your Shirotake Chasen today and own a rare work of artistry before it’s gone.