Ippuku Chasen Matcha Whisk rabbit The flower-shaped motif follows the

The flower-shaped motif follows the original design of Usuki ware

carrying a cloth that lets him control the wind at his own will

The intricacy of the Edo Kiriko technique on this glass inspires intimate observation

Beyond tea service

It is also said that a story spread around the Edo period (1603-1867 CE) that if you sleep with a picture of the Seven Lucky Gods on a treasure boat under your pillow on New Year's Day

Ippuku Chasen Matcha Whisk rabbit The flower-shaped motif follows theThis high quality matcha whisk, known as chasen in Japanese, is an essential tool for preparing matcha in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Featuring 70 prongs, it is ideal for both daily use and tea practice, making it suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. When paired with a matcha bowl, it offers an authentic matcha experience in the comfort of your own home. Traditionally crafted from bamboo, a chasen is meticulously