A truly marvelous creation. Each Chasen (tea whisk) is individually unique since it is handmade. To make the Chasen by hand takes many hours and requires a specific set of skills passed down from many generations. This beautifully complex, high prong count Chasen ensures Matcha is evenly mixed, creating a creamy frothy texture.

• Made in: Takayama-cho Ikoma City Nara, Japan
• Material: All natural Japanese white/purple bamboo from Takayama
• Hand Crafted by: Master Craftsman Mr. Kubo Sabun of Chikumeido.
• Usage: Ideal for whisking creamy frothy Matcha (Usucha), but it also effective for making strong thick tea (Koicha)
• Number of prongs: (around 78-92 Prongs) Mr. Kubo Sabun will determine the number of prongs based on the bamboo's characteristics and will make the best shape
• Characteristics: Easy to use and durable. 12cm (4.7") tall 
• Official product name: “Urasenke, Shin-Kazuho, Sabun saku. This Chasen is made and used officially for Urasenke, a prestigious tea ceremony school in Japan.