Utensils

Cha no yu no bi: Idemitsu Bijutsukan korekushon no shihō

Tochigi Kenritsu Bijutsukan ; [kikaku henshū Suzuki Satomi, Hashimoto Shinji].

Cha to bi

Muneyoshi Yanagi

Raku to Kyōyaki

henshū shippitsu Akanuma Taka, Nakanodō Kazunobu

Rakuchawan

kanshū Akanuma Taka, Takeuchi Jun'ichi, Tani Akira ; sekinin henshū Raku Jikinyū

塗物茶器の研究: chaoke, yakki, natsume

Uchida Tokugo cho

Karamono chawan

kanshū Akanuma Taka, Takeuchi Jun'ichi, Tani Akira ; sekinin henshū Tokudome Daisuke

Japanese sen cha ceremony utensils from the Bruno Petzold collection: April 8-June 30, 1981, Art Gallery Of Greater Victoria.

Bruno Petzold

Cha to bi

Yanagi Muneyoshi cho

Turning Point: Oribe and the Arts of Sixteenth-Century Japan

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)

Kitchen Accessories

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