
Sen no Rikyū
Sen no Rikyū was a sixteenth-century tea master whose wabi-cha practice reshaped Japanese tea rooms, utensils, hospitality, and cultural memory.

Sen no Rikyū was a sixteenth-century tea master whose wabi-cha practice reshaped Japanese tea rooms, utensils, hospitality, and cultural memory.

The Japanese tea ceremony is a family of practices that joins matcha preparation, hospitality, architecture, utensils, and seasonal attention.