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Product Description
| Design Features |
Taking inspiration from the Japanese garden landscaping technique known as "kare-sansui," which translates to "dry landscape" or "Zen garden," kare-sansui serves as an aid for meditation among Japanese monks. It employs rocks to symbolize "mountains" and gravel or sand to represent "water." The unchanging elements of this design contribute to a sense of tranquility.
The fundamental spirit of Japanese tea culture, known as "Wasei-seijaku" or "harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility," is an integral part of this inspiration. "Wa" signifies the harmony between people and nature, "Sei" emphasizes the respect between host and guest, "Jaku" encourages a clear mind devoid of distraction, achieving a Zen-like state, and "Seijaku" merges with nature to achieve a profound sense of tranquility.
| Material |
Ceramic
| Items & Dimensions (lenght, width, height) |
- Tea caddy
- Teapot
- Tea serving pot
- Tea cup
- Tea tray
| Notice |
- If you are interested in our design items, please feel free to contact us for more information and ordering details.
- Amount is tax inclusive.
