The Bamboo Chashaku Spoon (茶杓 - Chashaku)
The slender, elegant bamboo spoon bent with heat at the tip used to scoop powdered matcha into the bowl ('Chashaku'). While looking deceptively simple, they are highly revered, historically crafted by legendary masters, and treated as precious art pieces.
Great historical tea masters personally carved their own Chashaku out of premium bamboo joints and bestowed them with a highly poetic name ('Mei'). Consequently, antique Chashaku are treated as absolute national treasures of immense value.
During the formal utensil-viewing segment of a ceremony, the Chashaku is presented on a tray. Lift it gently with two hands, admire the curve of the bamboo and the cuts of the master, and ask the host: 'Chashaku no o-mei wa?' (What is this spoon's poetic name?).
Which of the following is correct regarding the 'Chashaku' bamboo tea spoon?