Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light

🍵 Creamiest Matcha, thanks to the finest bristles

This premium chasen breaks up even the finest air bubbles to create a wonderful micro-foam.

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Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light

☁️ For real micro-foam

Fine-pored foam It doesn't just make your matcha look more appealing. It also plays a big role in the taste and how it feels in your mouth.

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Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light
Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light
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Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light

For extra-fine-pored microfoam

23,00 € 29,00 €
Spare 6,00 €

VAT included. In your kitchen in 2-3 days

Premium Matcha Whisk. Delicate design & fine bristles for an extra-fine microfoam
Hand-carved bamboo. Crafted in the traditional Japanese style.
Tip: For long-term storage, it's best to store it on a broom holder
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GPSR Information

GSPR Information for Our Tea Shop – Matcha Karu

Responsible Party:
858 Handels GmbH
, Humboldtstr. 6
, 70178 Stuttgart
, Germany

Phone: 0251-981157-2967
Email: service@matcha-karu.de

Managing Directors: Jan Fladung & Simon Raab

Product and Safety Information in Accordance with the GSPR

Our products are distributed in accordance with the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulation (GSPR). In doing so, we pay attention to the following aspects:

  1. Product Safety:
    All tea varieties that we import, package, and distribute comply with applicable EU safety regulations. We conduct regular quality controls to ensure that our products are safe for the end consumer.

  2. Traceability:
    We ensure the traceability of our teas through clear product labeling that includes information on:

    • Origin (country and region where the tea was grown)
    • Bottling date
    • Best-by date
    • Organic certification (DE-ÖKO-006)

  3. Labeling Requirements:
    Our teas are sold in accordance with EU regulations for product labeling. The packaging contains all necessary information, including:

    • Product name
    • Ingredients
    • Country of origin
    • Allergens (if applicable)
    • Organic certification

  4. Organic Certification:
    Our company is certified organic under DE-ÖKO-006. The certificate is available on our website.

  5. Risk Management:
    Should any safety risks arise with our products, we have clear processes in place for rapid product recalls and consumer notifications. Please contact us using the contact information provided if you suspect a problem or have a complaint.

  6. Consumer Information:
    We are always available to answer our customers’ questions regarding the safe use of our products. Our customer service can be reached through the channels listed above.

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Premium Matcha Whisk Made from Hand-Carved Bamboo | Light

Artistic premium matcha whisk (chasen). Handcrafted from light-colored wood—following traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Features particularly fine bristles for an even finer micro-foam than with regular whisks.

Essential for the traditional preparation of matcha tea: The chasen is a must-have for the Japanese tea ceremony. With its fine bristles, matcha can be stirred and whipped into a froth quickly and easily. For a creamy matcha latte.

Fine-textured foam doesn’t just make your matcha more visually appealing—it also plays a major role in the taste and mouthfeel. With this chasen, your matcha becomes so creamy that you can swirl it back and forth like a cloud.
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Details

· Artfully crafted, delicate bristles · Suitable for preparing usucha and koicha · Carved from wood. Handcrafted in the Japanese style · Comes in sturdy packaging · Approx. 10.5 cm A chasen is indispensable for the traditional preparation of matcha tea. Thanks to its delicate bristles, the tea can be whisked into a finer and better foam than with any other utensil. To prepare the tea, mix 1–2 grams of matcha powder with a sip of water to form a fine paste. Then, 50–70 ml of water is added to the paste, and the whisk is moved through the liquid with quick W-shaped motions. After a short time, a firm and fine foam forms on top of the tea.

Produktion & Verwendung

The whisk is hand-carved from wood. The crafting of these delicate tools is a rare Asian art form that requires a great deal of experience and time. The chasen is an indispensable Japanese accessory for the tea ceremony, and its color complements the vibrant green of matcha exceptionally well. The chasen features very finely crafted bristles and is particularly well-suited for preparing both usucha (thin tea) and koicha (thick tea).

Pflegehinweise
  • Gläser-Sets und Dosierlöffel aus Edelstahl sind spülmaschinenfest
  • Matcha-Schalen bitte nicht in der Spülmaschine reinigen!
  • Bambuslöffel & Holztablett nur mit trockenem Tuch abwischen.
  • Bambusbesen nach Verwendung nur mit Wasser reinigen und am besten auf Besenhalter aufsetzen. Nicht in der Kunststoff-Röhre lagern!
  • Sieb: geeignet für die Spülmaschine (wir raten allerdings zur Handwäsche). Eine Reinigung ist nicht nach jeder Verwendung erforderlich.

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Koffein im Matcha ist gebunden. So wirkt es sanfter & länger. Eine Tasse Matcha = ca. eine Tasse Kaffee

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Delicate Premium Matcha Whisk

Behind every frothy cup of matcha is a good whisk. Tip: Rinse the bristles with water before use. This makes the wood more supple and extends its lifespan.

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