Samurai's Meditation - Japanese tea culture experience- | Peatixtag:peatix.com,2011:12019-11-01T22:45:37+08:00PeatixTCLSamurai's Meditation - Japanese tea culture experience-tag:peatix.com,2017:event-2868082017-08-12T10:00:00SGT2017-08-12T10:00:00SGTImmerse in a learning journey that
brings you back to the beginnings of Japanese culture and experience the
Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony like a samurai. What's
expected?
Start off with an introduction to the traditional
Japanese tea ceremony and the origins of the tea ceremonies in Japan
Learn the proper way to walk across the tatami mat
and find yourself a seat on the tatami mat according to hierarchy
Watch a demonstration on how snacks are served and
the traditional way of making, serving and drinking tea
Pair up for a hands-on session to make and serve tea
to your fellow participants using the traditional tea-making apparatus
When and
Where?
12th August 2017, 10am – 12pm
11 Mohamed Sultan Road #03-01, Singapore 239010
PriceS$38 + GST (Usual price is S$60 + GST) Special price to celebrate Festival for Goodhttps://festivalforgood.sg/ LecturerYasuko
Norris
Owner of En Japanese Tea Culture Pte. Ltd. Yasuko who
is passionate about the Japanese Tea Ceremony wanted to set up a private class with the necessary infrastructure to teach her students under the best possible conditions. www.enteaculture.comAbout Japanese Tea CeremonyThe earliest mention of tea in Japan dates
back to the 8th century BC, when it was first used as a medicinal herb. It is
believed that tea (especially matcha produced from powdered dried green tea
leaves) was so racre and valuable in Japan that its enjoyment soon evolved into
an elaborate ceremony. Called Chanoyu or Chado, the Japanese tea ceremony
elevates the process of making and drinking tea into an art. The elaborate
ritual sometimes requires days of preparation, and is known for its attention
to detail, which includes the careful selection of bowls and vases according to
the seasons. Also referred to as The Way of Tea, the ceremony encompasses the
following elements: wa (harmony), kei (respect), sei (purity) and jaku
(tranquillity). OrganizerThe
Conscious Lifestyle Pte. Ltd.(TCL)TCL is a
sole distributor of Yin Yang Yoga & Active Wear in Singapore.https://yinyangsingapore.com/TCL is a
social enterprise which proposes conscious lifestyle through provides
eco-conscious products and events, aims to empower women to become leaders
through networking. Also TCL
donates 1% of sales amount to charitable activities.