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The Ceramic Whisk Stand

ceramic chasen rest

$8.95

Discover the heart of your MIRUKII matcha journey with our exquisite whisk-stand. Crafted for introductory ceremonies, this piece echoes the core tenets of the ritual. Its soft gradient glaze, mirroring the five essential elements – chawan, chasen, chashaku, sifter, and whisk – provides a serene foundation. A quiet invitation to mindful creation, mirroring the beauty within each moment.

In the set

  • ·Ceramic chasen rest
  • ·Keeps prongs shaped between ceremonies
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The two-minute ritual

Sift two grams of matcha into the chawan — the fine mesh is what stands between you and a clumpy bowl. Add 70ml of water just off the boil, cooled to 80°C: hot enough to open the powder, cool enough not to scorch it bitter.

Whisk in a fast, loose W with the chasen for fifteen seconds, the prongs riding the surface rather than scrubbing the base. When the foam closes over like first frost, it's done. Drink from the bowl, both hands around the warmth.

The full method: how to make matcha · the four-step ceremony

Care, so it lasts

The chasen asks for one habit: rinse it the moment you finish, prongs down, no soap — and rest it on the keeper so the bamboo dries open and true. That ninety seconds is the difference between a whisk that lasts a season and one that lasts a year.

The chawan asks for less: a rinse and a dry. Every ceramic piece carries our breakage guarantee — photograph the parcel if the kiln's work arrives cracked and we replace it, no return needed.

How to clean a matcha whisk · Why the bowl shape matters

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