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$12.95
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$11.66 |
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| Author: |
Juniper,A
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| Publisher: |
Tuttle Publishing |
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PBK
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165pp |
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East Asia |
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Japan |
Descriptions of wabi sabi - the ancient Japanese aesthetic that finds simple beauty in the impermanence of a chipped vase, or a quiet rainy day - are usually found couched in poetry by Japanese philosophers. This book attempts a more practical definition of what some have called "the new feng shui," examining wabi sabi's culture, art, design, and history stemming from its roots in the cha-no-yu (the tea ceremony) in Fifteenth-Century Japan. Juniper, who runs the Wabi-Sabi Art gallery in the UK, includes design tips to help with readers' own decorating projects.
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