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Ginko leaf lid rest
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Object Description
Title
Ginko
leaf
lid
rest
Description
Lid
rest
for
use
when
a
utensil
stand
is
used
in the
tea
procedure
. The
pattern
of
paired
ginko
leaves
in
green
and
gold
reflect
the
passage
of
time
from
spring
green
to
autumn
gold
. The
ginko
has been
associated
with the
Urasenke
Tradition
of
Tea
from the
time
of
Sen
Sotan
(1578-1658)
,
third
generation
head
of
Urasenke
.
Sotan
planted
a
ginko
tree
near
the
tearooms
in
which
he
lived
that
flourishes
still
today
.
Furthermore
, the
pattern
of
paired
leaves
borrows
from a
classic
design
known
as "
futari
shizuka
" in
which
two
cranes
appear
to
embrace
one
another
,
wing
tip
to
wing
tip
, their
graceful
necks
bending
in
opposite
directions
.
Kyoto
ware
(Kyo-yaki)
Accession Number
2005.05.0044
Creator
Unknown
Date
n.d
.
Dimension
2"h
x
2
"
dia
Material
Ceramic
Place of Origin
Japan
Japanese Term
Futaoki
Medium
Artifact
Subject
Japanese tea ceremony [lcsh]
Tea making paraphernalia [lcsh]
Collection
Sokiku
Nakatani
Japanese
Teaware
Collection
CONTENTdm file name
833.cpd
Description
Title
Ginko
leaf
lid
rest
Description
Lid
rest
for
use
when
a
utensil
stand
is
used
in the
tea
procedure
. The
pattern
of
paired
ginko
leaves
in
green
and
gold
reflect
the
passage
of
time
from
spring
green
to
autumn
gold
. The
ginko
has been
associated
with the
Urasenke
Tradition
of
Tea
from the
time
of
Sen
Sotan
(1578-1658)
,
third
generation
head
of
Urasenke
.
Sotan
planted
a
ginko
tree
near
the
tearooms
in
which
he
lived
that
flourishes
still
today
.
Furthermore
, the
pattern
of
paired
leaves
borrows
from a
classic
design
known
as "
futari
shizuka
" in
which
two
cranes
appear
to
embrace
one
another
,
wing
tip
to
wing
tip
, their
graceful
necks
bending
in
opposite
directions
.
Kyoto
ware
(Kyo-yaki)
Accession Number
2005.05.0044
Creator
Unknown
Date
n.d
.
Dimension
2"h
x
2
"
dia
Material
Ceramic
Place of Origin
Japan
Japanese Term
Futaoki
Medium
Artifact
Collection
Sokiku
Nakatani
Japanese
Teaware
Collection
Original file name
DSC4829.tif
CONTENTdm file name
829.jpg
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