Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 192
alingThe piled-up rubbish at the chimneys back. TEA-ROOMS. 153 But we are digressing. Having given some idea of the formalcharacter of the tea-ceremonies, it is not to be wondered at thatspecial rooms, and even special buildings, should be designed andbuilt expressly for those observances. We give… … Fig. 131. — Tea-room in Fujimi Pottery, Nagoya. century, by Kobori Yenshiu, — a famous master of tea-ceremonies,and a founder of one of its schools. The room was exceedinglysmall, a four and a half mat room I believe, which is the usualsize. The drawing, from necessity of perspective, makes it…
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