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Chashitu (a tea room)This is a scene of Chisenan in winter |
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Tokonoma (an alcove), Ro (a sunken hearth), Tana (a stand for tea utensils) Tokonoma occupies an important position in the tea room as a holly place. The back wall is displayed a hanging scroll (kakejiku). Preferred subjects for scroll paintings are landscapes, flowers and birds. Scroll calligraphy are written by virtuous men or respected priests and lines of poetry by famous poets. On the floor in front of the scroll, seasonable tea flowers (chabana) in a vase are displayed. Ro consists of a sunken hearth, a hearth frame and a kettle (kama). It is used to prepare hot water for making tea. This tana holds a tea container and a water container in a small closet. |
Chabana (The@flowers for Tea@Ceremony)Tea masters often teach pupils saying, gArrange flowers as if they still live in a fieldh. |
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TANA (stands for tea utensils) |
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CHA-GASI (sweets for tea) |
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