Thank you, succinct and gracious manner; brings the otherwise esoteric into the personal circle of appreciation; continued admiration for a culture in which the 'Moment' is valued and commemorated
I’ve learned quite a bit from your video here and I love that a seemingly small object is important enough to gain a personal name and story. I’ve recently purchased a smoked bamboo chashaku for my tea ceremony practice. I love its colour and delicate nature, and now I will be on the lookout for a name that it wants. Thank you for your work on this channel! Peace
This presentation was fascinating! I’ve been to a few tea ceremonies and have been drinking Matcha for years, but never knew they came in such a beautiful box and presentation. Would love to see some other sets to see how they differ. Thank you.🙏
Thank you Michael! For reference, there are a few sets on offer on The Tea Crane. www.the-tea-crane.com/product-tag/bamboo/ here you can see several other examples 🙏🏻
These tea scoops are generally intended for use in tea ceremony. They are valuable and have an interesting story about them to entertain your guests with. The tea scoops you use in the ‘kitchen’ are of much lesser value. It’s similar to the plates you use to eat from everyday, and the porcelain you bring out when you have special guests over for dinner.
Thank you, succinct and gracious manner; brings the otherwise esoteric into the personal circle of appreciation; continued admiration for a culture in which the 'Moment' is valued and commemorated
Thank you deeply moved by your talk … yes deep therefore bringing joy … a deep bow …
Thank you 🙏🏻 I really appreciate it.
I’ve learned quite a bit from your video here and I love that a seemingly small object is important enough to gain a personal name and story. I’ve recently purchased a smoked bamboo chashaku for my tea ceremony practice. I love its colour and delicate nature, and now I will be on the lookout for a name that it wants. Thank you for your work on this channel! Peace
Interesting. Thanks!
This presentation was fascinating! I’ve been to a few tea ceremonies and have been drinking Matcha for years, but never knew they came in such a beautiful box and presentation. Would love to see some other sets to see how they differ. Thank you.🙏
Thank you Michael! For reference, there are a few sets on offer on The Tea Crane. www.the-tea-crane.com/product-tag/bamboo/ here you can see several other examples 🙏🏻
Should we use these special. Tea scoops for everyday matcha preparations or save them for special occasion?
These tea scoops are generally intended for use in tea ceremony. They are valuable and have an interesting story about them to entertain your guests with. The tea scoops you use in the ‘kitchen’ are of much lesser value. It’s similar to the plates you use to eat from everyday, and the porcelain you bring out when you have special guests over for dinner.