SweetPersimmon

The art and practice of Chado, Chanoyu and the Japanese Tea Ceremony

Nov 28, 2007

The sounds of the tea room

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I was sitting in the tearoom the other day listening to the rain on the roof. The tea room is like a sensory deprivation chamber in that it...
Nov 21, 2007

The Samurai and the Tea Master

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A long time ago there lived a Tea Master. He was an elderly, small and frail man. He was known throughout the countryside where he lived for...
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Nov 20, 2007

Kansha for gratitude

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Kansha is a part of the etiquette for receiving tea and sweets. Before taking sweets, the tray or bowl is lifted slightly from the floor as...
Nov 19, 2007

Preparing for tea

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Throughout the ceremony, the hosts and guests both aspire towards a sense of tranquility. The priest Takuan wrote of preparing for a tea cer...

The language of kimono

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The Portland Japanese Garden just concluded an exhibition of kimono from the collection of Susan Kastner. As part of the program,...
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