Hokuwaen Hyakuhondate 100-Prong Takayama Chasen – Handcrafted Japanese Bamboo Matcha Whisk
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The Hokuwaen Hyakuhondate 100-Prong Takayama Chasen is an authentic Japanese bamboo matcha whisk handcrafted in Takayama, Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture, the historic birthplace of Japan's world-renowned bamboo tea whisk tradition.
Made by master craftsman Kubo Tameo of the esteemed Hokuwaen workshop, each whisk is meticulously hand-carved from a single piece of carefully selected natural bamboo using traditional techniques that have been perfected and preserved for generations. Recognized as a Traditional Craft Product designated by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), this chasen exemplifies the highest standards of Japanese craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
The Hyakuhondate (100-Prong) design features approximately one hundred finely carved tines, allowing it to produce exceptionally smooth, creamy matcha with abundant, delicate microfoam. Its dense tine configuration creates a refined texture while evenly suspending matcha powder, making it an excellent choice for ceremonial-grade matcha, formal tea ceremonies, and everyday preparation.
Packaged in a durable clear protective case, this whisk is beautifully presented while helping preserve the delicate bamboo tines during storage and transport.
Features
- Authentic handcrafted Takayama Chasen from Nara, Japan
- Traditional Hyakuhondate (100-Prong) whisk design
- Made by the renowned Hokuwaen workshop
- Handcrafted by master artisan Kubo Tameo
- Designated as a Traditional Craft Product by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
- Hand-carved from a single piece of premium natural bamboo
- Produces exceptionally smooth, creamy matcha with rich microfoam
- Protective clear storage case included
- Ideal for Japanese tea ceremonies, ceremonial-grade matcha, and everyday preparation
- Made in Takayama, Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture—the historic home of traditional Japanese bamboo tea whisk craftsmanship
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