objects of display in a tokonoma
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objects of display in a tokonoma
last night i was at a welcoming salmon meal for presenters at a koi convention. One of the speakers presented the hosts of the meal with a beautiful tea cup that he had made and fired in a wood kiln. I was thinking that it would look nice in a toko presentation.
I'm trying to come to speed on tenpai and kusamono, but looking to grasp the rules on special items like this tea cup?
I'm trying to come to speed on tenpai and kusamono, but looking to grasp the rules on special items like this tea cup?
dick benbow- Member
Re: objects of display in a tokonoma
I understand how you'd put a picture from a scroll, bonsai and figure to make a scene. But how and when would you use somthing like a piece of pottery tht had special meaning....know someone out there has to have some thoughts or experience.
dick benbow- Member
Re: objects of display in a tokonoma
I PMed someone on another "parrish" and asked specifically how i would display the gift of a handmade and fired tea pot. learned that a haiku poem on a scroll and art object alone would be just fine. Prior to the use of bonsai as the main object of display, reverred objects like tea pots were used. So I thought I'd share that here
incase someone could use the history and possibility for a display.
I was thinking this haiku from Chiyo-ni might be appropriate as a topic to ponder with tea (o-cha)
A hundred different gourds
from the mind
of one vine
incase someone could use the history and possibility for a display.
I was thinking this haiku from Chiyo-ni might be appropriate as a topic to ponder with tea (o-cha)
A hundred different gourds
from the mind
of one vine
dick benbow- Member
Re: objects of display in a tokonoma
dick benbow wrote:I PMed someone on another "parrish" and asked specifically how i would display the gift of a handmade and fired tea pot. learned that a haiku poem on a scroll and art object alone would be just fine. Prior to the use of bonsai as the main object of display, reverred objects like tea pots were used. So I thought I'd share that here
incase someone could use the history and possibility for a display.
I was thinking this haiku from Chiyo-ni might be appropriate as a topic to ponder with tea (o-cha)
A hundred different gourds
from the mind
of one vine
Nice haiku...perhaps this one too...
かはづ(かわず) かへる(かえる)
初蛙 遠蛙 夕蛙
or
一期一会....
I wanted to purchase an antique wooden sake jug while in Japan, for the same reason you explained above, but just did not have the money.
Kakejiku- Member
Re: objects of display in a tokonoma
Familiar I'm sure to us all!...
Always come across the best deals when flat busted, out of funds!
Was offered the best jade cobble green turtle stone in the world....
By my friend who also was flat busted and needed gas money to get home!
but at 4 thousand dollars cash! had no other choice but to pass...
stonener
*day late dollar short*
Always come across the best deals when flat busted, out of funds!
Was offered the best jade cobble green turtle stone in the world....
By my friend who also was flat busted and needed gas money to get home!
but at 4 thousand dollars cash! had no other choice but to pass...
stonener
*day late dollar short*
stonener- Member
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