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| - | ===御名=== | + | =====October===== |
| + | * Clear sky, fresh air. Mountains, wild flowers. Insects and crickets. Harvest time. Dew. Geese returning home with letters. | ||
| + | * Don't forget I have the beautiful makie trays that might be great for hassun here! | ||
| + | * Order 炉 charcoal and other refreshed 道具. | ||
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| + | ====道具==== | ||
| + | * https:// | ||
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| + | ====CNY==== | ||
| + | * 名残の茶事（なごり）: | ||
| + | * This time broken things can be used, like a battered 風炉 or a broken vase to remind the guest of the impermanence of things (Ulrich X 17) | ||
| + | * //Make sure to not make things look shabby: To be simple is good, but to make it too simple is bad// (利休） | ||
| + | * Simple 掛物（かけ もの）such as letters are preferable over heavy calligraphies. | ||
| + | * 清風萬里秋（せい ふ ばん り あき）still suitable | ||
| + | * Use up 香 from summer, so a mix of sandalwood, aloes wood etc. | ||
| + | * Avoid fresh bamboo for chopsticks etc, instead use the ones that were used at the beginning of 風炉 and have faded. | ||
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| + | * 中置き（なかおき）. Slender 水差 to the //left// of 風炉. Particularly fitting might be a 水差 with pictures of a goose, maybe even with a tied letter as handle 😍 | ||
| + | * For Urasenke, at least; the Almanac suggests that because it's so cumbersome, bring it in only when needed. I quite like the idea. | ||
| + | * 大板, 五行棚 or even 長板 | ||
| + | * Black straw ashes can be used in the 風炉. | ||
| + | * 破れ風呂（やぶれ, | ||
| + | * 一粒万倍 棗 quite good | ||
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| + | ^ 漢字 ^Japanese ^ English ^ | ||
| + | | 沸く音の\\ 時雨を風炉の\\ 名残かな | わく おと の\\ しぐれ を 風炉 の\\ なごり かな | The boiling of the 釜\\ sounds like a shower of rain\\ at a farewell tea for 風炉 | | ||
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| * 末枯れ（うら がれ）. Withering of the ends (of autumn grasses). Often used in poetry. | * 末枯れ（うら がれ）. Withering of the ends (of autumn grasses). Often used in poetry. | ||
| - | ===nature=== | + | ====花==== |
| - | * insects: crickets | + | |
| - | ===tastes=== | + | * Mittwer' |
| - | * yuzu and kuri | + | |
| - | * kuri-kinton / kuri shibori (http:// | + | |
| - | * roasted chestnuts | + | |
| - | ===tea=== | + | {{ ::okera.png?400 |}} |
| - | * nakaoki (with slender mizusashi on left) | + | |
| - | * with oita or gogyodana (five elements) (https:// | + | |
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| - | * most wabi month (3 aspects: simple, unpretentious beauty; imperfect, irregular beauty; austere, stark beauty) | + | |
| - | * lots of lovingly repaired objects | + | |
| - | Mi wataseba | + | * Sen's Chadō, which is chrysanthemum: |
| - | hana mo momiji mo | + | |
| - | nakarikeri | + | |
| - | ura no tomaya no | + | |
| - | aki no yugure | + | |
| - | As I look around, no flowers or colored leaves, at the seashore, a thatched hut stands alone in the autumn dusk. | + | {{ :: |
| - | * There is a nostalgic lingering feeling of farewell. This is called nagori. | ||
| - | ===scrolls==== | ||
| - | * sei fu ban ri aki | ||