Tea tea ceremony for black Rikyu 6 tea ceremony ceremony utensils, fan, Urasenke, men, lacquered, Hyakushu, cm,

A tea ceremony fan is a traditional tool used in tea ceremony ceremonies and tea parties. The way fans are used differs depending on the school, so please ask your teacher if you would like to use them in a lesson. Tea Ceremony Fan, Black Painted, Rikyu Hyakushu, 6cm (18.2cm) A tea ceremony fan is a traditional tool used in tea ceremony ceremonies and tea parties. In the world of tea ceremony, one of the etiquettes is to place a fan in front of your knees. It is used to express respect for the other person by placing the folding fan in front of oneself. Also, when you sit down to greet someone, place a folded fan from your chest in front of your knees, and bow to the other person using it as a boundary. This gives the folding fan the role of a barrier, creating a boundary between self and others. The way fans are used differs depending on the school, so please ask your teacher if you would like to use them in a lesson.