Sen no Rikyū's "Onjōji" and Flower Vessels for Wabi-style Tealive via Zoom on Sunday, October 18, 7 pm OR access recordings through a weblink afterward single session $10 / six-session series $55 (CAD)  Bamboo flower vase, known as "Onjōji," made by Sen no Rikyū. Tokyo National Museum. Part 4 of our lecture series will look at flower vases -- particularly those created by the 16th-century tea master Sen no Rikyu -- and their stories. Join us as we continue our exploration into tea aesthetics through great works of tea arts from the past.
The series "Masterworks of Japanese Tea Tradition" is presented in conjunction with the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre. All lectures are presented by Maiko Behr of SaBi Tea Arts.
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Ōguro: Black Raku Ware and the Tea Aesthetics of Sen no Rikyū live via Zoom on Thursday, October 8, 7 pm OR access recordings through a weblink afterward single session $10 / six-session series $55 (CAD)  Important Cultural Property. Raku ware tea bowl, known as "Ōguro" (Big Black), by Chōjirō. Private Collection. In this third lecture of our series, we will look at the black Raku ware tea bowls preferred by the 16th-century tea master Sen no Rikyū and how they came to be seen as embodying the essence of Japanese "tea taste" ever since.
The series "Masterworks of Japanese Tea Tradition" is presented in conjunction with the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre. All lectures are presented by Maiko Behr of SaBi Tea Arts. |
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