For (English Speaking) Foreigners: "Omotesenke Opening of the Hearth: The tea-making procedure using the hearth by a male practitioner in the Omotesenke school." This describes a specific event and tea preparation method in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, especially within the Omotesenke tradition. The ceremony focuses on the seasonal opening of the hearth and the involvement of a male practitioner. 表千家 (Omotesenke): A major school of the Japanese tea ceremony. 開炉 (Kairo): The term "Kairo" means the opening of the hearth. It is a seasonal event in the tea ceremony, usually occurring in November, when the sunken hearth (炉, ro) is opened for use. 表千家炉 (Omotesenke Ro): Refers to the specific procedures related to the use of the hearth by the Omotesenke school. 男点前 (Otoko Temae): This refers to the tea-making procedure (temae) performed by a male practitioner. - Omotesenke Yokuan
For (English Speaking) Foreigners:
"Omotesenke Opening of the Hearth: The tea-making procedure using the hearth by a male practitioner in the Omotesenke school."
This describes a specific event and tea preparation method in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, especially within the Omotesenke tradition. The ceremony focuses on the seasonal opening of the hearth and the involvement of a male practitioner.
表千家 (Omotesenke): A major school of the Japanese tea ceremony.
開炉 (Kairo): The term "Kairo" means the opening of the hearth. It is a seasonal event in the tea ceremony, usually occurring in November, when the sunken hearth (炉, ro) is opened for use.
表千家炉 (Omotesenke Ro): Refers to the specific procedures related to the use of the hearth by the Omotesenke school.
男点前 (Otoko Temae): This refers to the tea-making procedure (temae) performed by a male practitioner.
- Omotesenke Yokuan
助かります🙇♀️ 男の人少ないので！