Chawan Collective Shin Chasen Whisk

The 70-bristle count is specifically engineered to provide enough surface area to break up matcha clumps efficiently. This density helps you achieve a consistent, fine-bubbled froth without requiring excessive physical effort.

No, both color options are identical in construction, bristle count, and performance. The difference is purely aesthetic, allowing you to choose the style that best complements your existing tea set.

This whisk is not dishwasher safe. To clean it, rinse the bristles under warm water immediately after use to remove any tea residue, then let it air dry completely in an upright position. Avoid using soap, as the porous bamboo can absorb the scent.

The lifespan of a bamboo whisk depends on frequency of use and proper care. With daily use and thorough drying between sessions, you can expect the bristles to maintain their shape for several months before they begin to lose their flexibility or break.

Yes, it is recommended to soak the tips of the bristles in warm water for a few minutes before your first use. This softens the bamboo, making the bristles more pliable and less prone to snapping during the whisking process.