The Book Of Tea
Written in the early-20th century, this book on the meaning and practice of tea is less about tea than it is about the philosophical and aesthetic traditions basic to Japanese culture.
Written in the early-20th century, this book on the meaning and practice of tea is less about tea than it is about the philosophical and aesthetic traditions basic to Japanese culture.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780870119415 (0870119419)
Publish date: March 1st 1990
Publisher: Kodansha America
Pages no: 160
Edition language: English
Category:
Classics,
Non Fiction,
History,
Cultural,
Food And Drink,
Food,
Art,
Religion,
Philosophy,
Asian Literature,
Asia,
Spirituality,
Japan,
Japanese Literature
A good book about the history of tea.
I started reading this book as I'd read somewhere that this is one of the greatest tea classics of all times, not that I knew what a TEA CLASSIC is. In the Indian society, it is a cultural norm to offer tea to guests and visitors. It is quite a tradition that is being followed since ages. So when I ...
This book was just wonderful. It discusses the history of teaism in Asia (mainly Japan but also China). It’s written in a very poetic and philosophical manner. Not only does the book talk about tea, it also talks about how tea has influenced Japanese culture, especially Japanese cuisine, clothing, l...
Great introductory book into the "art of tea" from an Asian perspective.
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