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Chair Design inspired by Tea Ceremony Chasen

By Blake Harvey on 12/5/10
Hiroki Takada’s unique tea ceremony inspired chair design was a featured product of Tokyo’s Design Week. Made of bamboo the chair is styled after the chasen (or whisk) used in the tea ceremony to whisk the tea. Read the full article View more images on Takada’s website
Posted in Headlines | Also tagged Japan, tea ceremony, tea whisk, Tokyo

Artisans hand down tea-whisk tradition

By Blake Harvey on 7/12/10
This year marks the 1,300th anniversary of the relocation of the capital to present-day Nara, then called Heijokyo. And while tourists may flock to anniversary events, temples and shrines renovated for the occasion and to special public viewings of Buddhist statues and treasures, Nara has another treasure to be proud of. It is Takayama chasen, [...]
Posted in Headlines, Top Stories | Also tagged dogu, Japan, Nara, tea culture, tea whisk

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