Chasen & Chasen Stand

🍵 Matchaeco Chasen & Whisk Stand Set The traditional way to whisk matcha, beautifully looked after. Bring a little more ritual to your daily matcha with our Chasen & Whisk Stand Set. Featuring our natural bamboo Matchaeco Chasen and matching green ceramic whisk stand, this set gives you everything you need for traditional matcha preparation — plus a dedicated place to rest and care for your whisk between cups. 🌿 What's Included 1 × Matchaeco Bamboo Matcha Whisk (Chasen) — a traditional bamboo whisk designed to create smooth, frothy matcha 1 × Matchaeco Green Ceramic Whisk Stand — designed to hold your chasen and help maintain its shape between uses 🍵 Why You'll Love It Traditional matcha preparation — experience the mindful process of whisking matcha with an authentic bamboo chasen Smoother matcha — the flexible bamboo bristles help blend your matcha into a smooth, vibrant drink with a fine layer of foam Care for your chasen — resting your whisk on the stand helps the delicate bamboo bristles retain their shape between uses A complete ritual — everything you need to whisk and care for your chasen in one simple set Beautiful on your counter — natural bamboo paired with Matchaeco Green ceramic makes a stylish addition to your matcha setup 🌱 A More Mindful Matcha Ritual Whisking matcha is about more than simply making a drink — it's about slowing down and enjoying the process. Before each use, soak your chasen in warm water to soften the bamboo bristles. Whisk your matcha in a fast “W” or “M” motion until smooth and lightly frothy, then rinse gently and place your chasen onto the stand to air dry. A simple ritual, made even better. 🍵 How to Use Soak your chasen in warm water for 30–60 seconds before use. Add your matcha and water to your bowl. Whisk in a fast “W” or “M” motion until smooth and frothy. Rinse the chasen gently after use. Place it onto the whisk stand and allow the bristles to air dry. 🌍 Impact 5% of profits go to WeForest 🌳 5% of profits go to Oceana 🌊 Supporting reforestation and ocean conservation projects