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| + | 利休 said about him: //After I am gone, 織部 will preside over the world of tea// (CQ80). His entire family was ordered to commit suicide after they rebelled against the 徳川（とくがわ）clan. | ||
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| * Famous anime and manga へうげもの, | * Famous anime and manga へうげもの, | ||
| * Famous poem from XIX century, separating the tastes of the tea masters from each other: | * Famous poem from XIX century, separating the tastes of the tea masters from each other: | ||
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| 織部 is disputatious\\ [[enshuu|遠州]] has refined beauty and a cutting blade\\ そうわ is princess-like\\ and そおたん is squalid | 織部 is disputatious\\ [[enshuu|遠州]] has refined beauty and a cutting blade\\ そうわ is princess-like\\ and そおたん is squalid | ||
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| - | * Iemoto system: ie for house, hierarchical, | ||
| - | * Preservation is very important, keeping the old ways | ||
| - | * But in XVI that system wasn't in place, it was just tea masters (usually from Sakai and warlords). Preservation wasn't so important, there was room for innovation. Also the question of who owned dogu wasn't so important, because people where usually first or second owners. | ||
| - | * More important was the question of konomi: That happens after the lifetime | ||
| - | * We don't know if a tea master owned it, saw it, or commissioned it. We just know that they liked it. (' | ||
| - | * This is just important in the following centuries, not in the XVI. | ||
| * He was a warrior when young, became a student later of Rikyuu' | * He was a warrior when young, became a student later of Rikyuu' | ||
| - | * Becomes a daimyo | + | * Becomes a 大名 later on, and best buddies with 利休, they exchange letters and objects, 利休 |
| - | * Also best buddies with rikuyy, they exchange letters and objects | + | * After 利休' |
| - | * After rikyuus | + | * 1599 first mention of a 織部-style bowl, referred to as a //irregularly-shaped Seto tea bowl//. |
| - | * Interested in karatsu yaki ware in 1592. | + | * Also ordered to suicide at 1615, again a puzzle as big as 利休' |
| - | * 1599 first mention of a Oribe style bowl. ('irregularly-shaped Seto tea bowl) | + | |
| - | * Also ordered to suicide at 1615, again a puzzle as big as Rikyuus mystery. His utensils are confiscated and Enshuu | + | |
| - | * Possibly also polical | + | |
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| - | * In the Oribe densho | + | |
| * Legend has it he deliberately destroyed objects to fit his taste | * Legend has it he deliberately destroyed objects to fit his taste | ||
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| - | * Oribe innovates the garden and tea house design | + | ===Innovation=== |
| + | * 織部 | ||
| - | ===History=== | + | ===好み=== |
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| + | * Was only applied to tea ware only in XVIII! We don't know if 織部-ware was actually made by 織部! (So attributed later to his style) | ||
| + | * Often, glazes pool intentionally; | ||
| ===Ceramics=== | ===Ceramics=== | ||
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| * This [[http:// | * This [[http:// | ||
| * 藁屋（わらや）bowl, | * 藁屋（わらや）bowl, | ||
| + | * I got this 400-page catalogue from the MET lying around in my iCloud, if I ever get around to reading it! | ||
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