After use wipe off any matcha with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid getting any moisture on the Chashaku as this may cause it to absorb the matcha.
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Matcha Scoop
Shirodake
Takayama
SKU
5445
Meticulously carved from a single piece of top quality Japanese smoked bamboo, this Chashaku scoop comes in a standardised size to measure out the ideal amount of powdered matcha tea for daily use, as well as tea ceremonies and Okeiko lessons. Made from locally sourced bamboo in Takayama, where the finest matcha whisks are also made.
| Product | Straight matcha scoop, white |
| Origin | Takayama, Nara, Japan |
| Dimensions | 18cm |
| Material | White bamboo (Shirodake 白竹) |
| Manufacturing | Handcrafted |
Each item is handmade and unique, therefore colour, dimensions and weight may vary slightly
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CHASHAKU 茶杓
Written in the kanji as “tea scoop”, a Chashaku is a narrow, thin teaspoon used to transfer powdered matcha from its container into a Chawan tea bowl. The original Chashaku imported to Japan from China were made of ivory, and have since evolved to be carved from a single piece of bamboo or wood, typically with a nodule around the centre. Traditionally, tea masters would carve their own bamboo Chashaku together with a matching storage tube, and bestow it with a poetic name, known as Mei (銘). Chashaku are sized to measure out just the right amount of matcha: to make regular, thin Usucha tea, use 1.5 to 2 scoops per Chawan. For thick Koicha tea (that is almost exclusively served in a ceremonial setting) as much as 6 scoops may be used.
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