This exhibition, which starts on August 31, came on Monday that it will be crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, but double triple visitors from the entrance of the venue! Speaking of which, from the first day, 3,000 houses have been alternated for two days, and I thought that today was the last day. I don't think it's necessary to explain the Senke Jushiki, but since the time of Sen no Rikyu, we have been working with ten professionals who have created Senke's favorite tea utensils, Rakuyaki, tea pots, bags, and paints for more than hundreds of years. The crowded venue tried "reverse" with my usual hands, but it was not very effective. Looking at only three points of Chojiro, I decided to return again, and today is the last tea ceremony. This is lined up again. I'm going to get to the next seat somehow, and I'm relieved to look at the video of Senke Jushiki for 20 minutes. Today's person in charge is Mushakojisenke. When you are guided, the sweets will be "Kobore Hagi", and the pale green and Hitoke's red will be the perfect color for early autumn. It is said that all the tools were works by Senke Jushiki, and several bowls (the same type of bowls offered to other than the main guests) were also made by the Eiraku family of the current generation for this seat. Luxury. The tea bowls of the regular guests are those of Rakukichizaemon of the modern era, and they are envious of the regular guests.
I thought that the word "Senke ten jobs" was somehow already in the Momoyama era, but according to Mitsukoshi's pamphlet, the Mitsukoshi Osaka store "Senke ten jobs teaware display meeting" was held in 1923. It seems that the first time he used the word "Senke ten jobs". It is surprising that each of the ten jobs has been around since the Rikyu era, but it is surprisingly new to naming.
"The ten professionals who have walked with Senke since the time of Sen no Rikyu and have continued to create their favorite tea utensils, and about 250 tea utensils that have inherited the DNA of aesthetics for hundreds of years." (From Mr. Mitsukoshi's pamphlet) Please take a look. The art gallery on the 6th floor is also holding a "Senke Jushoku New Exhibition". It's hard to reach, but it's a lot of wonderful works.
"The Trajectory of Senke Jushiki" Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi New Building 7F Gallery
From 10:30 to 19:00 until September 12 (last day until 4:00)
General Admission: 800 yen
