The Chasaji and Chasen are two emblematic and essential tools for tea preparation in Japanese tradition, particularly during the matcha tea ceremony. These tools, used for centuries, embody the elegance, simplicity, and precision of the Japanese art of tea.

The Chasaji is a small spoon, typically made of wood, bamboo, or metal, designed to precisely measure and handle the ideal amount of matcha powder. Its simple and functional design allows the matcha to be gently poured into the bowl without wasting a single grain, contributing to a refined and controlled experience. Each spoon is carefully crafted, with its discreet elegance reflecting the purity and serenity that characterize the Japanese tea ceremony.

The Chasen, on the other hand, is a bamboo whisk finely handcrafted, often with more than 100 fine prongs, specially designed to mix matcha powder with hot water. Its essential role is to create a delicate and creamy foam, symbolizing a successful preparation of matcha. Each Chasen is unique, made with artisanal know-how passed down through generations. It allows for a light texture and balanced flavor, enhancing the enjoyment of tea.

These two tools, the Chasaji and the Chasen, are more than just preparation tools. They embody a philosophy where every gesture matters, where the ritual becomes a meditation, a return to the essentials. Their aesthetics are imbued with deep respect for nature, using noble and environmentally friendly materials, with particular attention to details and finishes.

Offering or owning these tools is choosing to live an authentic and meaningful experience, where every cup of matcha tea becomes a moment of serenity and harmony. With their delicate designs and exceptional quality finishes, our Chasaji and Chasen add a touch of elegance to your tea ceremony, allowing you to fully savor the ancient Japanese art of tea.