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Indeholder "Translator's Preface", "Introduction", "Foreword to the 1804 Edition", "Part One: Stories 1-113", " 1. Tearooms in the Old Days", " 2. Lord Yoshimasa's Tearoom", " 3. Rikyu's Early Days", " 4. The Creativity of So-on", " 5. Rikyu the Connoisseur", " 6. The Horse Trappings of Rikyu's
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Design", " 7. The Ashiya Kettles", " 8. The Temmyo Kettles", " 9. Yojiro's Kettles", " 10. Metal Casters", " 11. The Placement of the Tankei", " 12. The Hot Temper of Hideyoshi", " 13. The Onjoji Flower Container", " 14. The Value of Onjoji", " 15. The Mozuya Katatsuki", " 16. Nampo's Fukusa", " 17. The Fukusa of Shioze", " 18. Dochin's Tearoom", " 19. Flowers in the Tea Garden", " 20. Harmony and Contrast", " 21. Chestnuts and Mustard", " 22. The Avoidance of Excess", " 23. The Sipping of Kocha", " 24. The Sipping of Usucha", " 25. The Homecoming of Naya Suke-emon", " 26. The Position of the Legs", " 27. Sotan's Terminology", " 28. The Koita", " 29. The Warrior's Implements", " 30. The Origins of Tea", " 31. The Oshiroidoki Natsume", " 32. The Size of the Hearth", " 33. The Kind Attention of a Guest", " 34. Dohachi's Scroll", " 35. The Preparation of Charcoal", " 36. Ukon's Flaw", " 37. Sweeping the Garden", " 38. In the Depths of Winter", " 39. The Gold Basin", " 40. The Return of Tanemura to the Capital", " 41. The Nakayama Chaire", " 42. Lord Enshu's Instructions", " 43. The Ubaguchi Kettle", " 44. The Manners of the Tea Ceremony", " 45. Doan's Alcove", " 46. The Hiragumo Kettle", " 47. The Fall of Sakamoto Castle", " 48. The Overlapping of Paper", " 49. Tea Flowers for Rikyu", " 50. Rikyu Taught by a Disciple", " 51. Big Kettle Rings", " 52. A Family of Scroll Mounters", " 53. Iori's Tea Scoop", " 54. The Grimaces of Xushi", " 55. The Essence of Serving Tea", " 56. Lord Enshu's Way of Serving Tea", " 57. Tea of Sakai, Tea of Kyoto", " 58. Kama and Kansu", " 59. Flower Arranging", " 60. A Morning Glory and Tea", " 61. Hechikan, Master of Sukido", " 62. Fukuami's New Year's Day", " 63. Tea and Zen", " 64. The Chakin", " 65. A New Temmoku Bowl", " 66. The Screen", " 67. The Gourd Flower-Container", " 68. Flower Containers of Bamboo", " 69. The Seto Chaire", " 70. On a Mountain Path", " 71. The Nasu Chaire", " 72. The Hotei Chaire", " 73. The Chidori Incense-Burner", " 74. The Utsumi Chaire", " 75. The Yuto Chaire", " 76. Famous Lacquerers", " 77. The Uchiaka Trays", " 78. A List of Temmoku Bowls", " 79. Temmoku Stands", " 80. The Shino Tea-Whisk Stand", " 81. The Hasami-chawan", " 82. The Tea Scoop", " 83. Makers of Tea Scoops", " 84. The Seven Kettle-Lid Rests", " 85. Sotan's Gourd", " 86. Ichio Iori", " 87. Sources of Charcoal", " 88. The Unselfishness of Rikyu", " 89. The Tsutsui Bowl", " 90. The Retired Emperor Views Tea Utensils", " 91. Tsuen's Calligraphy", " 92. A Leaf of Brushwood", " 93. Rikyu's Daughter", " 94. The Legacy of Rikyu's House", " 95. Sansai's Stone Lantern", " 96. Rikyu's Principal Disciples", " 97. Schools of the Tea Ceremony", " 98. The Tea Competition", " 99. Chakabuki", " 100. The Unzan Katatsuki", " 101. Tea and the Seasons", " 102. The Food of the Tea Gathering", " 103. The Stones by the Basin", " 104. Plum Blossoms in the Garden", " 105. The Essence of the Tea Ceremony", " 106. The Tea Connoisseur's Single-Heartedness", " 107. A Dispute Between Father and Son", " 108. The Imogashira Water Vessels", " 109. Raku Ware", " 110. Decorating the Shelf", " 111. The Konrinji Natsume", " 112. Sword-Sheath Design", " 113. The Tea Ceremony for Warriors", "Part Two: Stories 114-129", " 114. The Kikusui Kettle", " 115. The Daikodo Kettle", " 116. Early Meibutsu", " 117. The Hino Katatsuki", " 118. The Ogura Shikishi", " 119. Lord Ryozan", " 120. Footwear", " 121. The Hechikan School", " 122. The Tea Ceremony with Incense", " 123. Masterpieces of Calligraphy", " 124. The Sale of the Unzan", " 125. The Shin Chokusen-shu", " 126. Renga Poets", " 127. The Grand Poetry Meeting", " 128. The Tosa Diary", " 129. The Bento", "Afterword to the 1804 Edition", "Glosary-Index", "List of Illustrations", " 1. View of a tea garden", " 2. Plan of a four-and-a-half-mat room", " 3. Tea utensils arranged on a stand (daisu)", " 4. Ceramic tea caddy and its bag", " 5. Oil lampstand (tankei)", " 6. Kettles: ubaguchi, tetori-gama, Amida-do", " 7. Otogoze Kettle", " 8. 'The Hot Temper of Hideyoshi'", " 9. Flower containers: shakuhachi and Onjoji", " 10. Tearoom, showing the guest entrance (kuguriguchi)", " 11. Interior of a tearoom", " 12. Tea-leaf jar (chatsubo)", " 13. Kettle and brazier on a board (koita)", " 14. Lacquer tea caddies: natsume and oshiroidoki", " 15. Charcoal and charcoal containers", " 16. 'Sweeping the Garden'", " 17. Ceramic tea caddies: katasuki, nasu, and utsumi", " 18. Tea utensils arranged in the kitchen", " 19. Efugo water-vessel", " 20. Kettle Rings", " 21. Chakin, tea scoop, and whisk", " 22. Rikyu's flower arrangements", " 23. Temmoku tea bowl on stand (temmoku-dai)", " 24. Bamboo flower-containers", " 25. 'The Gourd Flower-Container'", " 26. Garden stone-basin and ladle", " 27. Lacquer tea caddies: mentori and seppu", " 28. Tea-whick holder", " 29. Tea scoops", " 30. Selection of kettle-lid rests", " 31. Ido tea bowl", " 32. 'Rikyu's Daughter'", " 33. Stone lantern", " 34. Stones by the garden basin", " 35. Pothangers, kettle-ring hangers, and trivets", " 36. Imogashira fresh-water jar", " 37. Raku tea bowl", " 38. 'Sword-Sheath Design'", " 39. Chrysanthemum and water (kikusui) crest-design", " 40. 'Lord Ryozan'", " 41. Sealed tea-leaf jar".Meget grundig bog om baggrunden bag teceremonien.
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Publication
Tokyo : Enfield : Tuttle ; Publishers Group UK [distributor], 2009.
Description
The Japanese tea ceremony blends art with nature and has for centuries brought harmony to the daily life of its practitioners. Stories From a Tearoom Window is a timeless collection of tales of the ancient tea sages, compiled in the eighteenth century. Both longtime adherents and newcomers to the tea ceremony will be fascinated by these legends, anecdotes, bits of lore and history that so aptly express the essence of tea. Many of these stories center around the lives of the great tea masters. First among them is Sen no Rikyu, who perfected the tea ceremony and embodies its poise, modesty and refinement. Among the famous tales recounted here are those of Rikyu's morning glory tea ceremony and of his tragic death. Darker presences of the great warlords Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, who sponsored and also abused Rikyu, are manifest as well. Holding to the tea ceremony's core ideal of natural simplicity, author Shigenori Chikamatsu brings to the page stories which touch on the related arts of ceramics, poetry, Zen, calligraphy, and the origins of everyday items of Japanese life such as the cotton tabi split-toed socks and the bento lunchbox. Chapters include: Tearooms in the Old Days Flowers in the Tea Garden The Origins of Tea Iori's Tea Scoop Famous Lacquerers The Legacy of Rikyu's House The Tea Ceremony for Warriors… (more)
Language
Original language
Japanese
Physical description
192 p.; 19.3 cm
ISBN
4805310634 / 9784805310632
Local notes
Omslag: Hide Doki
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Oversat fra japansk til engelsk af Kozaburo Mori
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Omslaget viser en japansk væg af tyndt træ og rispapir
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Oversat fra japansk til engelsk af Kozaburo Mori
Gave fra Karen Søby Nielsen, der var i Japan i marts og april 2016.
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Pages
192
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