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Made by Sabun, Takayama Traditional Craftsman
Because the tips of the chu-araho's tines are thick and sturdy, this is a chasen well suited to "kneading" thick koi cha.
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•Omotesenke-Ryu
•For koi cha
•Measurement: approx. 10-12cm
•Because this is a product hand-made using natural bamboo, the shape, thickness and color nuance may differ slightly.
•Traditional craftwork
•Made in Japan
•Advice On Use
Of the tea ceremony utensils, the chasen is the most frequently used and important. Because they scratch and bend easily, please handle them with care.
As the bamboo is an unprocessed material, it can break and become moldy. After washing the chasen, dry it completely and store it in a cool, airated place to ensure its long life.
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Takayama Chasen Chu-Araho
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Takayama Chasen Souhen-Ryu
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JP¥ 3,940
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US$ 31.43
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Nara Prefecture, Takayama Chasen Whisk, Ochagokoro, Mini Tea Utensil Set C-1
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JP¥ 24,000
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US$ 191.48
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Nara Prefecture, Takayama Chasen Whisk, Black Bamboo, Long Handle Tea Whisk, Stirrer & Mug Set C
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JP¥ 6,200
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US$ 49.47
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Takayama Chasen Enshu-Ryu
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JP¥ 4,080
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US$ 32.55
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Takayama Chasen 100-Pondate
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JP¥ 3,880
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US$ 30.96
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