Japanese Bamboo Matcha Spoon (Chashaku) - 12cm

Japanese Bamboo Matcha Spoon (Chashaku) - 12cm

The Japanese Bamboo Matcha Spoon — or chashaku — is a traditional tea utensil crafted specifically for preparing matcha. Made from natural white bamboo and shaped by hand, it offers a lightweight feel and an elegant profile that allows for precise, consistent scooping of matcha powder.

Each piece showcases the natural grain and unique character of the bamboo, giving it a refined, organic beauty. Essential for tea ceremony practitioners and matcha enthusiasts alike, the chashaku embodies the simplicity and artistry at the heart of Japanese tea culture.

What's Included

• 1 x Japanese Bamboo Matcha Spoon (Chashaku) - 12cm

Key Features

• Natural White Bamboo: Crafted from white bamboo with a clean, refined appearance and a natural grain unique to each piece.
• Handcrafted Form: Shaped and bent by artisans to create a smooth, graceful curve suited to precise matcha scooping.
• Perfect Portioning: Designed to scoop the ideal amount of matcha powder for a single serving.
• Minimalist Japanese Aesthetic: Reflects the serene, understated beauty of traditional Japanese tea ceremony tools.
• Lightweight and Easy to Use: Comfortable to hold for both daily matcha preparation and formal tea gatherings.

Care Instructions

• Do not wash with water — this may cause warping or staining. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth or tissue after each use.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and humidity.
• As this is a natural bamboo product, slight variations in grain and colour are to be expected.

About Chashaku

The chashaku is one of the essential utensils of the Japanese tea ceremony, used to transfer powdered matcha from its container into the tea bowl. Traditionally crafted from bamboo — most often a single piece curved at the tip — the chashaku is both a functional measuring tool and an object of quiet beauty. Its slender form and natural material reflect the Japanese aesthetic principle of wabi: finding elegance in simplicity and the natural world.

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