Color Thread Chasen Tamayura Kitaseien Tea Ceremony Tool Traditional Craft Matcha Whisk Urasenke Compatible All Schools Practice Use Gathering (100

The aroma of the north, nationwide. Kitasaien, based in Hokkaido, helps convey the beauty and harmony of Japan to the world through items that support traditional culture. [Cautions] - Before using the tea whisk, soak it in water for about 15 minutes. - Avoid using the whisk while dry, as this may cause the tips to break. - After use, rinse with clean water and store it in a shaded, dry place. - Do not use a dishwasher or detergent. - To prevent mold growth, do not return the whisk to the plastic case after use. - Place the used whisk on a whisk stand to maintain the shape of the tips. [Tamayura] A moment of excitement in a bowl of tea. This tea whisk, made with 100 strands and of high quality, combines ease of use with an excellent finish. The handle thickness is just right for easy handling, making it a popular choice for beginners in matcha. It achieves stable frothing and a beautiful finish, enhancing your daily matcha experience. *For those with smaller hands, sizes with fewer than 80 strands are also recommended.