SweetPersimmon
The art and practice of Chado, Chanoyu and the Japanese Tea Ceremony
Feb 17, 2008
Everything is illuminated
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I was sitting in the tea room yesterday morning and was marveling at the quality of light coming through the shoji screens. Outside the fog...
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Feb 5, 2008
The wind in the pines
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Matsu kaze is a beloved phrase of chanoyu and one of my favorites. In a poem by Sen Sotan, Urasenke third generation tea master, he wrote,...
Jan 30, 2008
Haiku and Waka poetry
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'Poetry has its seed in the human heart and blossoms forth in innumerable leaves of words ... it is poetry which, with only a part of it...
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Jan 29, 2008
Beginner’s heart
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Hatsugama is a formal tea gathering put on by the teachers for the students. This year’s Hatsugama celebrations included students who have n...
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Jan 26, 2008
Shokyaku, the guest of honor
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I was invited to a formal tea gathering for Hatsugama last night. The host called me a week ago and asked if I would be the shokyaku (the p...
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