ORIGAMI Glass Matcha Whisk Stand

The ORIGAMI Glass Matcha Whisk Stand is a clear glass chasen holder designed to help your bamboo matcha whisk dry while maintaining its natural open shape. Its compact, transparent form keeps your matcha setup looking clean and calm on a kitchen counter, tea tray, or café bar.

A glass chasen holder for daily matcha preparation

After whisking matcha, rinse the chasen and place it over the wider opening. The curved surface supports the bamboo tines as they dry, helping them keep the shape needed for smooth, even whisking.

Two ways to rest your matcha whisk

This two-way matcha whisk holder can also be flipped and used with the handle facing down. It gives you a convenient place to rest the chasen between bowls while helping keep the inside of the whisk cleaner. Choose the position that best fits your preparation and drying routine.

Why you’ll love it

• Helps a bamboo chasen maintain its natural open shape
• Two-way design for drying or resting your matcha whisk
• Clear glass suits both traditional and modern matcha setups
• Compact size for home kitchens, tea trays, and café counters
• Pairs beautifully with the ORIGAMI Glass Katakuchi Matcha Bowl

Product details

• Brand: ORIGAMI Tea
• Material: Heat-resistant glass
• Thermal shock resistance: 120°C
• Dimensions: 59 mm diameter × 40 mm high
• Openings: 13 mm and 38 mm diameter
• Weight: approximately 32 g
• Made in China

How to use a matcha whisk stand

1. Rinse your bamboo chasen soon after preparing matcha.
2. Gently shake off excess water without twisting or pulling the tines.
3. Place the whisk over the wider opening with the tines facing down.
4. Leave it in a well-ventilated area until completely dry.

Care instructions

Hand wash the glass whisk stand with mild detergent and lukewarm water using a soft sponge or bottle brush. Rinse thoroughly and air dry upside down. Do not use abrasive scrubbers, and avoid sudden temperature changes. Not suitable for direct flame, microwave, oven, or dishwasher use.

Small wrinkles or air bubbles may occur naturally during glass production and do not affect the quality of the piece.