Analysis of the Aesthetics of Japanese Tea Ceremony

Xiao Li

doi:10.62177/chst.v1i2.54

Authors

Xiao Li Sichuan Normal University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62177/chst.v1i2.54

Keywords:

Japanese Tea Ceremony, Aesthetics, Zen

Abstract

Tea culture originated in China. It was introduced to Japan through international exchanges and communication, forming an aesthetic culture with Japanese national characteristics. The Japanese tea ceremony is the art of drinking tea and a comprehensive cultural form that integrates various artistic elements. Zen Buddhism profoundly influences the Japanese tea ceremony. No matter its origin, unique aesthetic characteristics, or even the spirit of the tea ceremony, all of them have an inseparable connection with Zen. This article will combine the history of the Japanese tea ceremony, introduce the integration of Zen tea culture, classify and explore the triple realm beauty of the Japanese tea ceremony, and attempt to analyze the aesthetic thoughts of Sen no Rikyū.

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