Tea ceremony utensils (Arts of Japan # 3)
Tea ceremony utensils (Arts of Japan # 3)
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Condition Notes: Contains minor shelf wear.
Author(s): Ryoichi FujiokaEdition: 1st Edtion
Publication year: 1973
Publication date: 1973-01-01
Pages: 142
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Weatherhill
ISBN: 0834827026
- The Tea Bowl (Chawan) and Tea Scoop (Chashaku): Examining the varying styles, textures, and craft techniques.
- The Tea Caddy (Chaki/Chaire) and Tea-Leaf Jar: Highlighting containers used to hold and preserve the powdered matcha.
- The Kettle (Kama) and Lid Rest (Futaoki): Detailing the metalwork and positioning of the water heating tools.
- The Fresh-Water Jar (Mizusashi) and Waste-Water Jar (Kensui): Discussing the vessels required to manage water purity during the ritual.
- Flower Containers, Incense, and Hearth Utensils: Showcasing secondary elements that establish the atmosphere and season of the tea room.
- The Kaiseki Meal Utensils and Storage Boxes: Covering the dishes used for the formal meal accompanying the tea, as well as the prized, historically documented wooden boxes used to protect these valuable artifacts over generations.
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