Chanoyu Decoded – Page 2 – Japanese Tea Ceremony – Researching Symbolism and Meaning in the Art of Tea

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Opening the Ro

Robiraki: Boar and Rat

Ro Tenmae: Host and Guest

Ro: The Sunken Hearth Collection

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Garandō set for the opening of the ro and presenting tea.

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