Robiraki Tea Record
Scroll: Kan (Gate), brushed by the late Ohki Sokan Roshi of
Ryobozen-an, Chiba
Incense container: Hajiki Oribe ware (flick-shape handle) shape or flick
Flower vase: Take ichiju-giri (bamboo with one section cut) by
Nishikawa Baigen
Flowers: seasonal
Display: Tea leaf storage jar of Bizen ware by Kimura Toho
Kettle: Shinnnari (orthdox shape) by Sasaki Seiko
Hearth frame: Matsuba (pine needles) by Koga
Shelf: Takedaisu (portable shelf with bamboo posts)
Water jar: Takatori ware by Kamei Miraku, XIV, companion box
inscribed by Urasenke XV, Hounsai
Tea container: Kodaijimaki-e natsume (jujube-shape, lacquered wood)
with the chrysanthemums and paulownia designs by Ishinsai
Tea scoop: Kokon (past and present) by Bokudo Osho, formerly of
Daitokuji
Main tea bowl: Ohi ware by Ohi Chozaemon
Second tea bowl: Nezumi Shino by Kato Takuo (living national treasure)
Tea caddy: Mino Iga ware by Kato Yaeemon
Confection: Zenzai
Scroll: Kan (Gate), brushed by the late Ohki Sokan Roshi of
Ryobozen-an, Chiba
Incense container: Hajiki Oribe ware (flick-shape handle) shape or flick
Flower vase: Take ichiju-giri (bamboo with one section cut) by
Nishikawa Baigen
Flowers: seasonal
Display: Tea leaf storage jar of Bizen ware by Kimura Toho
Kettle: Shinnnari (orthdox shape) by Sasaki Seiko
Hearth frame: Matsuba (pine needles) by Koga
Shelf: Takedaisu (portable shelf with bamboo posts)
Water jar: Takatori ware by Kamei Miraku, XIV, companion box
inscribed by Urasenke XV, Hounsai
Tea container: Kodaijimaki-e natsume (jujube-shape, lacquered wood)
with the chrysanthemums and paulownia designs by Ishinsai
Tea scoop: Kokon (past and present) by Bokudo Osho, formerly of
Daitokuji
Main tea bowl: Ohi ware by Ohi Chozaemon
Second tea bowl: Nezumi Shino by Kato Takuo (living national treasure)
Tea caddy: Mino Iga ware by Kato Yaeemon
Confection: Zenzai
Urasenke Foundation of Seattle celebrates winter with Robiraki Chakai Tea Gathering around the Hearth Wednesday, November 2, 10:00 AM Thursday, November 3, 10:00 AM Saturday, November 5, 10:00 AM for Sunday students Saturday, November 5, 11:00 AM for Saturday students Urasenke Foundation Seattle Branch Chanoyu Center 5125 40th Avenue, N.E., Seattle 98105 Declines only to UFSB by October 31 mitchell@urasenkeseattle.org or (206) 328-6018 Kimono or business attire recommended |
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