Bamboo Tea Scoop (Chashaku) — Inscribed by Onozawa Kodō — Takayama

Bamboo Tea Scoop (Chashaku) — Inscribed by Onozawa Kodō — TakayamaTakayama in Ikoma, Nara Prefecture, is Japan's historic center of bamboo tea ceremony craft, where artisans have shaped bamboo wares by hand for centuries. It is made by hand from natural bamboo by Takayama artisans of the long established Chikumeido workshop. A chashaku the slender bamboo scoop used to measure matcha into the tea bowl. This piece is described by the Japanese source as inscribed by Onozawa Kod, a priest of the Juk in sub temple of

Takayama in Ikoma, Nara Prefecture, is Japan's historic center of bamboo tea-ceremony craft, where artisans have shaped bamboo wares by hand for centuries.

It is made by hand from natural bamboo by Takayama artisans of the long-established Chikumeido workshop.

A chashaku — the slender bamboo scoop used to measure matcha into the tea bowl. This piece is described by the Japanese source as inscribed by Onozawa Kodō, a priest of the Jukō-in sub-temple of Daitoku-ji (大徳寺) in Kyoto. As an individually made and signed or inscribed piece, slight natural variation in the bamboo and in the inscription or signature is inherent and part of its character.

Mei (inscription): Millennium Green (千年翠).

Care: rinse in water and wipe dry after use; avoid detergent, dishwashers and prolonged soaking, and let the bamboo dry fully to prevent splitting or mold.

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