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Care & maintenance

Care & maintenance

Read our guide below on our recommendations on how to care for your tea and scent tools.

  • Chawan (matcha bowl): Recommended to gently hand wash with warm water, avoiding soap or harsh cleaning agents. After washing, ensure the bowl is completely dry before storing it.
  • Natsume (tea caddy): Recommended to clean with a soft cloth. Where needed gently wash with lukewarm water but avoid soap and scrub. Do not use in microwave or oven, and avoid storing in refrigerator or place with direct sunlight.
  • Chasen (whisk): When using for the first time, soak the tip in lukewarm water for about 5 minutes to make it last longer. Before using each time, soak in warm water (not boiling). When making tea, whisk gently, avoiding harsh motions. After use, whisk in bowl of water, and dry it well in a well-ventilated place.
  • Other bamboo tea tools: Wipe with soft cloth. Avoid washing with water.
  • Incense holders: Gently wipe with a soft, damp cloth, and leave to dry.

 

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About Chadō Tea Ritual

About Chadō Tea Ritual

Chadō (茶道), also known as “the Way of Tea” is the ceremonial preparation and presentation of tea—and a discipline that takes years of training. While tea has ancient origins tracing back to China, it was in the 16th century that Sen no Rikyū transformed the Japanese tea culture. Regarded as the most influential tea master, Rikyū introduced rustic simplicity rooted in wabi-sabi, and emphasized self-cultivation through the four foundational values of wa (harmony), kei (respect), sei (purity), and jaku (tranquility). At its heart, Chadō is a shared moment between host and guest, grounded in the concept of ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会), or “one time, one meeting.” The host prepares tea with deep attention to every detail—setting, tools, and mood—creating a space to appreciate the fleeting beauty of the moment. Every element, from the texture of the bowl to the quality of light in the room, becomes part of the experience. The tea gathering is a singular moment in time—never to be repeated, and therefore, to be deeply cherished. Chadō at home — See our ritual guides At Ode Ritual, we offer a simplified and modern take on enjoying your tea experience at home—one that stays true to the spirit, while being accessible for everyday life. With some tools, tea, and a quiet space, anyone can enjoy the meditative rhythm of preparing and enjoying tea. Usucha Matcha Ritual Matcha Latte Ritual Sencha Ritual    

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