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Tea ladle

A Japanese tea ladle and rest, both fashioned from bamboo, for use in the tea ceremony. Cha-no-yo or Sa-do, the Way of Tea, is one of the greatest and most subtle of all Japanese arts — an aesthetic entertainment that depends a high level of appreciation and sensitivity from the guests. At the heart of it is Zen, and an aesthetic of simplicity.

Author: Michael Freeman

©Michael Freeman

Photo size: 16.1 Mpixels (45.9 MB uncompressed) - 5216x3079 pixels (17.4x10.3 in / 44.2x26.1 cm at 300 ppi)

Photo keywords: aesthetic., art., bamboo., ceremony., cha-no-yo., chanoyo., esthetic., Japan., ladle., plain., ritual., sa-do., sado., simple., subtle., tea., Way of Tea., Zen.

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