Turns out, cowboys love matcha.
Cut and carved by a trusted collaborator, each chasen carries its own pattern of fine strands shaped with care. When it hits hot water, the bamboo flexes and folds powder into a soft green froth.
The motion is easy. The result is calm. A tool made the old way, meant to last with proper rest and a steady hand.
Turns out, cowboys love matcha.
Cut and carved by a trusted collaborator, each chasen carries its own pattern of fine strands shaped with care. When it hits hot water, the bamboo flexes and folds powder into a soft green froth.
The motion is easy. The result is calm. A tool made the old way, meant to last with proper rest and a steady hand.
