Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramics
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In the 16th century, the Japanese tea master Sen Rikyu, who was involved with the construction of the Jurakudai, had a tile-maker named Chōjirō produce hand-moulded tea bowls for use in the wabi style of tea ceremony that was Rikyū’s ideal. The resulting tea bowls made by Chōjirō were initially referred to as “ima-yaki” (“contemporary ware”), and were also distinguished as Juraku-yaki, from the red clay that they employed, called Juraku clay. Hideyoshi presented Chōjirō with a seal bearing the Chinese character for Raku. Raku then became the name of the family that produced the wares. Both the name and the ceramic style have been passed down through the family (sometimes by adoption) to the present 15th generation (Kichizaemon). The name and the style of ware has become influential in both Japanese culture and literature.
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Japanese Stoneware Tea Set Gift Set with Tea Pot and Four Cups, Brown Crackle $59.95 Historians can trace the presence of tea in Japan back to the 9th century. Formal ceremonies have been built around the preparation of tea in Japan, and the artistry behind the accessories used for tea is taken very seriously. This set includes one tea pot and four cups. This Japanese stoneware is hand painted and the glaze provides a warm rustic look…. |
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Japanese Ocean Blue Five Piece Teaset $52.90 Beautiful Teaset makes a wonderful gift for any occasion… |
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Tea Ceremony Bowl Set #C3A508 $29.95 Japanese tea ceremony set including a large tea cup/bowl (chawan), bamboo tea whisk (chasen) and tea scoop (chashaku). The tea bowl measures 5 inches in diameter. The #C3A509 tea bowl has a black color base with a splash of brown accent paint and a nice glaze…. |
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Zen Culture $0.99 Zen History, Zen, Haiku, Ceramics, Archery, Landscape Garden, Stone Garden, Ink Landscape Scroll, Zen Architecture, Sword, Katana, No Theater, Noh Theater, Japanese Tea Ceremony, Flower arranging, Ikebana, Zen Ceramic Art, Raku, Shino, Ryoanji-ji âHighly recommendedâThe Center for Asian StudiesâA connoisseurâNYC-FMâHoover provides an excellent introduction to the aesthetic… |
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The Japanese Tea Ceremony and the Shoguns (Cultural History) $4.50 The Japanese Tea Ceremony and the Shoguns is a concise historical overview of the evolution of cha-no-yu – that uniquely Japanese ritual, the tea ceremony – and how it was used in Japan by the shoguns and other political powers between the twelfth and twentieth centuries to validate position and consolidate power. The contributions of leading tea masters of the past are summarized. A descripti… |
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Turning Point: Oribe and the Arts of Sixteenth-Century Japan $23.75 Japan’s Momoyama period (1573-1615) was brief but dramatic, witnessing the struggles of a handful of ambitious warlords for control of the long-splintered country and then the emergence of a united Japan. It was an era of dynamic cultural development as well, for the daimyos commissioned innovative artworks to proclaim their newly acquired power. One such art was a ceramic ware known as Oribe, whi… |
