Matcha Set Ikigai
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Japanese ceramics, handmade. Available in ivory white and creamy pink.
3 piece set in gift box, consisting of measuring spoon (chasaku), matcha whisk (chasen) and bowl (chawan)
content 0.3l
dishwasher suitable
microwave safe
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Tea Alchymistr (store manager) –
Process of using Chawan, Chashaku, and Chasen
1. Preparation
Chawan (Tea Bowl): Warm it by rinsing with hot water (removes dust and preheats).
Chasen (Bamboo Whisk): Soak the tip in warm water for 10–20 seconds to soften the tines.
Chashaku (Bamboo Scoop): Keep dry (used for measuring matcha powder).
2. Measuring Matcha
Using the chashaku, scoop 1.5–2 portions (approx. 1–2 tsp) of matcha into the chawan.
Usucha (thin tea): ~1.5 scoops (lighter, frothier).
Koicha (thick tea): ~3–4 scoops (denser, paste-like).
3. Adding Water
Pour 60–70ml hot water (70–80°C / 158–176°F) for usucha (or 30–40ml for koicha).
Avoid boiling water—it burns matcha, making it bitter.
4. Whisking (Temae – Technique)
Usucha (Frothy):
Hold the chasen vertically, whisk briskly in a “W” or “M” motion (not circular!) until frothy (~15–20 sec).
Koicha (Thick):
Knead gently in slow circles—no foam—until smooth like syrup.
5. Drinking
Rotate the chawan twice (clockwise) to admire its front before sipping.
Drink in 3–4 quiet sips (slurping is polite—enhances flavor!).
6. Cleaning
Rinse the chasen immediately in cool water (matcha residue damages bamboo).
Wipe the chashaku dry with a cloth.
Store tools in a dry, ventilated place.