Kabazaiku Wild Cherry Bark Tea Spoon - Japanese Chasaji Tea Tools 75"(L) x 3"(H)

75"(L) x 3"(H)

Origin: Haruno Village

which continued until the Meiji period (1868-1912) During the Edo period (1603-1867)

pour boiled water into the Yyunomi (teacup)

Kabazaiku Wild Cherry Bark Tea Spoon - Japanese Chasaji Tea Tools 75"(L) x 3"(H)This wooden tea scoop known as a chasaji ( tea scoop) is made using a traditional kabazaiku () technique in which a thin veneer of hand scraped and polished cherry bark is carefully applied to a wooden core. A sakura flower and petal is designed onto the scoop Crafted by Yatsuyanagi in Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture. To clean, wipe with a dry cloth. As the cherry bark is uncoated, it will absorb moisture, which is ideal for tea storage. However, this