Japan: its architecture, art, and art manufactures (1882)
Dresser, Christopher · London, Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 283
o this pro-fessor for general instruction in manners, and especially in theetiquette of the ceremony of tea-drinking—the Cha-no-yu (seepage 157). The etiquette of Japan is most elaborate, and thevolume setting forth the rules to be followed by a man of position 266 JAPAN: ITS ARCHITECTURE, contains… … M 1? P< % u Fig. I02.—Diaper Patterns and Powderings. conduct under all circumstances. Even to the committing of hara-kiri rules are laid down, and the principles of etiquette determine,to a great extent, the character of a Japanese house. Figs. 104and 105 give the manner in which an ornament…
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