g fool, chides the teamaster, that is not the way a garden path shouldbe swept. Saying this, Rikiu stepped into thegarden, shook a tree, scattered over the gardengold and crimson leaves, scraps of the brocade ofautumn. What Rikiu demanded was not cleanli-ness alone but the beautiful and natural… … FIG. I. TEA BOWL, RAKU WARK, BY DONIt; The Cha-no-yn Pottery of Japan controlled the function in its every detail,and to remember that no single portionof its ritual, no detail of its accessories, istoo insignificant to pass unnoticed. One of the characteristics which firststrike the observer is…
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