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| - | * Two main themes are the cold winter, and the end of the year. | + | * Two main themes are: the cold winter and the end of the year. |
| - | * For the year's end, tidy your physical and social space, bringing in order relationships, | + | * For the year's end, tidy your physical and social space, bringing in order relationships, |
| * For winter, snow, slate, hail are great symbols, as are bare trees and ducks with their heads tucked in. | * For winter, snow, slate, hail are great symbols, as are bare trees and ducks with their heads tucked in. | ||
| - | * In my calendar, | + | * In my calendar, |
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| + | ===Things to do!=== | ||
| + | * ゆず is in season, and it's common on the winter solstice to take a ゆず bath. | ||
| + | * ゆべし is also something to do this season, then you can serve it as 八寸 in March. | ||
| + | * Also, it's a good time to start candying salsify (or ごぼ, if you have it) for the New Years. | ||
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| + | ===茶事=== | ||
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| + | * 甘酒 in the beginning; with a 火鉢; 煎茶, then 炭 with filling the 釜 because afterwards will be 続き薄茶. 懐石 can include 湯葉 for 向付. Serve steamed sweets. | ||
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| + | ===道具=== | ||
| + | * 矢筈 | ||
| + | * 寒月 茶碗 | ||
| + | * 霰釜 | ||
| + | * 暦 茶碗 | ||
| ===御名=== | ===御名=== | ||
| - | These here are a subset from [[issoan|https:// | + | These here are a subset from [[https:// |
| * 年越し(としこし, | * 年越し(としこし, | ||
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| + | ===Scrolls=== | ||
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| + | I like the following: | ||
| + | * 鶴飛千尺雪 (つるは とぶ せんじゃく の ゆき, | ||
| + | * 冬嶺孤松秀 (とう れい こしょう ひ いつ, | ||
| + | * 紅炉一点雪 (こう ろう いってん の ゆき, | ||
| + | * 松樹千年翠, | ||
| ===花=== | ===花=== | ||
| - | * Mittwer suggests Witch-hazel and Judith camellia Container: Ash-glazed Iga pottery | + | * Mittwer suggests Witch-hazel and Judith camellia |
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| - | ===和菓子=== | ||
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| - | * 主菓子 by Sen: // | ||
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| - | * 干菓子 by Sen: //Yukiwa// (snowflake) sweets. Sugar cakes pressed into the form of snowflakes. LOWER LEFT: Sasamusubi (bamboo-grass knot) sweets. Along mountain paths in the winter, bamboo grass can be seen beneath the snow. These sugar cakes are shaped and colored to resemble leaves of bamboo grass tied in knots. | ||
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| ===Resources=== | ===Resources=== | ||