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Matcha accessories
Various accessories related to matcha and tea sets for the Japanese tea ceremony, such as chasens, which are indispensable for whipping matcha, bamboo chashaku spoons and natsume tea caddies.
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100-branch chasen, "hyappon-tate", Kubo-Komakichi
Takayama, in Ikoma City, Nara, is the traditional centre of chasen production in Japan. The Kubo-Komakichi workshop operates on a very small scale since it is composed of Mr. Kubo and his wife, who... Takayama, in Ikoma City, Nara, is the traditional centre of chasen production in Japan. The Kubo-Komakichi workshop operates on a very small scale since it is composed of Mr. Kubo and his wife, who... -
“Shin” chasen from Takayama, Kubo-Komakichi
Takayama, in Ikoma City, Nara, is the traditional centre of chasen production in Japan. The Kubo-Komakichi workshop operates on a very small scale since it is composed of Mr. Kubo and his wife, who... Takayama, in Ikoma City, Nara, is the traditional centre of chasen production in Japan. The Kubo-Komakichi workshop operates on a very small scale since it is composed of Mr. Kubo and his wife, who... -
Chasen tate
This little porcelain accessory is used to hold the chasen (matcha whip) so that it keeps its shape. This little porcelain accessory is used to hold the chasen (matcha whip) so that it keeps its shape. -
Dark wood chashaku
This dark-coloured chashaku, a tool for spooning matcha powder, was made by Kubo Sakyô, a craftsman in the ancient city of Nara. *The real colours of the object may be slightly different from those... This dark-coloured chashaku, a tool for spooning matcha powder, was made by Kubo Sakyô, a craftsman in the ancient city of Nara. *The real colours of the object may be slightly different from those...
