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| - | ===Materials=== | + | <WRAP todo> |
| + | * The 家元' | ||
| + | * How to carve one | ||
| + | * Different ivory 茶杓 | ||
| + | * ➡️ I have the {{ : | ||
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| + | ====Materials==== | ||
| * In China, they used to be made of gold, silver or bamboo | * In China, they used to be made of gold, silver or bamboo | ||
| - | * In Japan, they are made from ivory, water buffalo horn, tortoise shell; and of course, bamboo | + | * The first 茶杓 were imported from China, and made of ivory (牙 or 骨). The Japanese copied these in bamboo, leading to the first 節無-style. |
| - | * There are also pieces made from plain wood, and lacquered ones | + | * In Japan, they are made from ivory, too, water buffalo horn (水牛), tortoise shell (鼈甲); and of course, bamboo |
| + | * There are also pieces made from plain wood (cherry, apricot; but also pine, plum), and lacquered ones | ||
| - | ===Shape=== | + | ====Carving==== |
| + | * You can buy 荒曲げ茶杓 (pre-bent blanks) and start your carving from there. | ||
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| + | ====Shape==== | ||
| * They are usually 18 cm long (= 12.5 畳 weaves); but, for example, 利休' | * They are usually 18 cm long (= 12.5 畳 weaves); but, for example, 利休' | ||
| - | * When 利休 carved 茶杓, he always wanted to have the 茶入 or the 茶碗 it was to be used with to be next to him ([[https:// | + | * When 利休 carved 茶杓, he always wanted to have the 茶入 or the 茶碗 it was to be used with to be next to him ([[https:// |
| + | * There are also scoops with seven nodes, good for auspicious situations (sais [[https:// | ||
| + | * They should have a grove or gutter (called 樋); and if the grove is above the node (in direction of the bamboo' | ||
| + | * He was also fond of raised waist shape called 蟻腰, which supposedly is really hard with 順樋 茶杓. | ||
| + | * Points of interest are thus the tip, the grove, the bending, the node and how it is cut at the end. | ||
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| + | ====Ranking==== | ||
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| + | * 武野紹鴎 is said to have invented the 止節-shape; | ||
| - | ===Ranking=== | ||
| ^ Rank ^ Bamboo | ^ Rank ^ Bamboo | ||
| - | | 真 | without node | ivory | 盆点 and above | | + | | 真 | 節無 |
| - | | 行 | node at the end | | 唐物 | + | | 行 | 止節 |
| - | | 草 | node in the middle | + | | 草 | 中節 |
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| + | ====Practical==== | ||
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| + | * It's the only 道具 that officially a host can make and use themselves. Cadwallader suggests to only use a 茶杓 you carved for 薄茶. | ||
| - | ===名物=== | + | ====名物==== |
| * 泪 is said to have been carved when 利休 was waiting for the official who was supposed to witness his suicide (CQ21). It was sent to 織部, who treasured it greatly (CQ21). | * 泪 is said to have been carved when 利休 was waiting for the official who was supposed to witness his suicide (CQ21). It was sent to 織部, who treasured it greatly (CQ21). | ||
| * 勢多 is the 茶杓 mentioned above, made for the 水海 茶碗. | * 勢多 is the 茶杓 mentioned above, made for the 水海 茶碗. | ||
| + | * [[people# | ||