Wabi-Cha is the rustic, understated style of Japanese tea ceremony emphasising simplicity, imperfection, and spiritual depth — developed by Murata Juko and perfected by Sen no Rikyu.
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The rustic, understated style of Japanese tea ceremony emphasising simplicity, imperfection, and spiritual depth — developed by Murata Juko and perfected by Sen no Rikyu. This entry provides a comprehensive look at wabi-cha within the broader context of tea culture, production, and appreciation.
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