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    * Earthenware braziers (どぶろ) appeared around XV in Murata Shukō's time, because they were more suitable to 侘茶. Famous makers were Sōshirō and Zengorō.    * Earthenware braziers (どぶろ) appeared around XV in Murata Shukō's time, because they were more suitable to 侘茶. Famous makers were Sōshirō and Zengorō.
    * [[https://www.chanoyudecoded.com/writings/furo-style-and-form/|Palmer]] sketches the development roughly as matched 釜 and 風炉 being the first, some old 風炉 rusting away and thus needing a 五徳; giving the idea to develop the 眉（まゆ）shape, and then, under Dōan, doing away with that eyebrow and arriving at the 面取（めんとり）shape.    * [[https://www.chanoyudecoded.com/writings/furo-style-and-form/|Palmer]] sketches the development roughly as matched 釜 and 風炉 being the first, some old 風炉 rusting away and thus needing a 五徳; giving the idea to develop the 眉（まゆ）shape, and then, under Dōan, doing away with that eyebrow and arriving at the 面取（めんとり）shape.
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 ====Types==== ====Types====
  
-//The following is mostly from [[https://verdure.tyanoyu.net/huro.html|verdure]], with some anecdotes from CQ82 and the Chanoyu Vocabulary//+//The following is mostly from [[https://verdure.tyanoyu.net/huro.html|verdure]], with some anecdotes from CQ82, the Chanoyu Vocabulary and a lecture by Larry//
  
 +^  formality  ^  風炉                                                                 ^  板                                          ^  firetile  ^
 +|  真         | 眉（まゆ）(earthernware), there's also a version by Jōō and a 大風呂  | あらめ (black lacquer with horizontal rays)  | white      |
 +|  行         | everything bronze and other earthernware shapes                       |                                              | white      |
 +|  草         | cast iron                                                             | ceramic tiles, usually 織部                  | red        |
 ====Earthenware==== ====Earthenware====
 **Earthenware 土風炉 (どぶろ）**, associated with //Nara// where they became popular around Jōō's time, with masters such as Sōshirō being from there. **Earthenware 土風炉 (どぶろ）**, associated with //Nara// where they became popular around Jōō's time, with masters such as Sōshirō being from there.
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 +🔥 When you got a new lacquered 風炉, warm it up carefully for the first time; otherwise the lacquer might crack. These days, you'll also find metal 風炉 which are lacquered because it's lighter; they are handled like 土風炉.
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 ^  眉        |  まゆ        |  {{:huro_mayu.jpg?200}}           |  //Eyebrow// in English, 真                                                                           | ^  眉        |  まゆ        |  {{:huro_mayu.jpg?200}}           |  //Eyebrow// in English, 真                                                                           |
 |  **透木**  |  すきぎ      |  {{::huro_sukigi.jpg?200}}        |  Murata Shukō's invention                                                                             | |  **透木**  |  すきぎ      |  {{::huro_sukigi.jpg?200}}        |  Murata Shukō's invention                                                                             |
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 ====Iron==== ====Iron====
 As for ironware, some bronze ones are also made from iron; but the only 風炉 that is always strictly iron is the 窶 (やつれ), which is used in October. As for ironware, some bronze ones are also made from iron; but the only 風炉 that is always strictly iron is the 窶 (やつれ), which is used in October.
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 +🥹 With these, you don't use フジ灰; and you use a red fire-tile.
  
 ====Wood==== ====Wood====
 There exists what is probably 利休's shittiest invention, the 板風炉（いた）: There exists what is probably 利休's shittiest invention, the 板風炉（いた）:
  
-{{ ::huro_ita.jpg?200 |}}+{{ ::itafuro.png?200 |}}
  
  
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 | Sensō (IV)      | cherry                              | | Sensō (IV)      | cherry                              |
 | Ennōsai (XIII)  | Japanese apricot                    | | Ennōsai (XIII)  | Japanese apricot                    |
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 +====五徳====
 +   * Use of the 五徳 only came with Jōō; it is named like this because the monk who came up with the 自在（じざい）adjustable bamboo pole was reading a Buddhist text about //six virtues//, the first one being 自在, so the rest was called 五徳 (five virtues).
 +   * If the 炉 is outside the host's place, it is placed so that the point of one prong faces the guest of honour's place; if it's inside, one point faces the host.
 +   * In 風炉, it is placed the same way; but only one with a half ring is used to give room to the ceramic tile. For a 瓶掛け（びんかけ）you could use a small full-ring one.
 +   * When used as a 蓋置, it is called 隠架（いんか）. It is one of the seven [[futaoki|lid-rests]]; and it is used when the 釜 is not using one.
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 +{{ ::gotoku.png?200 |}}
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 +====Flexions====
 +   * There is a thing about the //seven flexions of the 風炉// (風炉の七歪), which I wrote about under [[hai#flexions|灰]], since it also involves moving the trivet and shaping the ash somewhat differently.
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