The chasen is extra small so I will use the plastic container as the tsutsu until I can find time to make one of aluminum. Also, in bottom center of photo is half of a screen ball-shaped tea-infuser that I use to sift the matcha. Instead of a lacquer natsume I use a tin container that matcha came in when I first began lessons in the 80s. (not in picture.)
An American potter's journal about making and collecting utensils for her study of chanoyu. In addition to making ceramic objects in her home studio, Linda collects materials and makes one-of-a-kind chabako, the small portable box that holds almost all the items needed for the five variations of this specific traditional Japanese tea ritual.
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
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