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Tea ceremony utensils, (Arts of Japan, 3) by Ryōichi Fujioka, with Masaki Nakano, Hirokazu Arakawa, and Seizō Hayashiya. Translated and adapted with an introd. by Louise Allison Cort is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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142 pages : 24 cm "This small volume provides a great wealth of information about the history of each utensil, its aesthetic values, and its role in the ritual. The author describes each utensil as a work of art, but never loses sight of the practical function it serves in the tea ceremony. With the clear picture of the utensils he presents here, the Japanese tea ceremony need no longer remain the esoteric and inapproachable rite that it has seemed to some outsiders"-- Translation of Chadogu, v. 22 in the series, Nihon no bijutsu The tea bowl -- The tea caddy and tea-leaf jar -- The tea scoop -- The kettle and lid rest -- The fresh-water jar and waste-water jar -- The flower container -- The incense and hearth utensils -- The utensils for the kaiseki meal -- The boxes for tea-ceremony utensils

Author

Ryōichi Fujioka, with Masaki Nakano, Hirokazu Arakawa, and Seizō Hayashiya. Translated and adapted with an introd. by Louise Allison Cort

Publisher

John Weatherhill, Inc

Published

1973

Language

EN

ISBN

9780834827028

Subjects

Art, Anthropology, Arts