The sound of the wind in the kozue of the pine trees.
In the tea ceremony, there is a time to listen to the sound of the water boiling in the kettle and to think about the sound of the wind blowing across the forest of old pine trees.
At the end of the tea ceremony, a ladle of water is drawn into the boiling kettle.
At that moment, the “pine wind,” which had been sizzling, instantly disappears, and there is a moment of stillness.
This is said to be one of the most haunting and serene moments of the tea ceremony.
This beautiful word, which has appeared in numerous novels, has become a symbol of the wabi and sabi spirit of the Japanese people, and the pine tree continues to be loved to this day.
A powerful pine tree with its green branches spreading without withering and a pine forest of peach blossoms where cranes soar.
The contrasting pine trees that seem to float in black are superb in this dress.
Family crest: one ginkgo and three overlapping pines
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