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44 Tea Boxes: Stories Unfolding from Small Boxes

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A chabako (tea box) is a complete set of utensils for making tea, compactly packed into a box or basket so that it can be carried. This book contains 44 tea boxes assembled over more than ten years by Keiko Tada, also known as an Instagrammer (@tea_keiko). Each is made according to the author's free imagination, yet all are arranged with utensils that follow the rules of tea. The shifuku, the pouches that hold the utensils, are all made by the author herself, so it is also recommended for those who love handwork. For those about to assemble their own tea box, the column "One-point tips for assembling tea boxes and tea baskets," which recounts Tada's experience, will also be helpful.

Publisher: Sekai Bunka Publishing
Publication year: 2025
Pages: 128
Dimensions: 257 × 188 mm

Tea Box / Japanese Tea Ceremony

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