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This porcelain matcha whisk holder is designed to care for your bamboo whisk (chasen) while adding a simple and elegant touch to your tea setup.
The bright white porcelain is decorated with expressive cobalt blue brushwork and finished with a small touch of gold lustre. The result is a piece that feels both calm and refined, while still celebrating the natural movement that happens in handmade ceramics.
Please note: This whisk holder has a small crack on the bottom. It is superficial and does not affect the strength or functionality of the piece. For this reason it has been slightly discounted.
Details
Shape: Wheel-thrown ceramic matcha whisk holder
Size: Approx. 7 cm height x 5 cm diameter
Finish: Clear glaze with cobalt blue decoration and gold lustre detail
Material: Porcelain clay
Since each whisk holder is handmade, there may be slight variations in shape, size, and glaze from the photo—these small differences make every piece unique.
Please note, the bamboo whisk is sold separately.
Why You’ll Love It
This holder helps maintain the shape of your bamboo whisk, ensuring it lasts longer while also adding a splash of color to your tea experience. Elegant yet functional, it’s the perfect companion for any matcha lover.
It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves tea or appreciates the charm of handmade ceramics.
At IKKAI, every piece is handmade with love and attention to detail in my studio. The name "IKKAI" means "one time" because no two pieces are ever the same. I create ceramics that bring beauty and meaning to your everyday rituals.
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I’d love to see how you use your matcha whisk holder! Tag me on Instagram @ikkai.ceramicsto share your photos or follow for behind-the-scenes moments and inspiration.
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