Difference between revisions of "Natsume"
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| − | '''Natsume''' (棗) are lacquered tea containers usually made of bamboo wood. It is used in Japanese tea ceremonies as a vessel for [[Matcha]] if thin Matcha ([[Usucha]])is | + | '''Natsume''' (棗) are lacquered tea containers usually made of bamboo wood. It is used in Japanese tea ceremonies as a vessel for [[Matcha]] if thin Matcha ([[Usucha]]) is prepared. For thick Matcha (Koicha), however is [[Chaire]] used. |
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| + | Natsume derives from the jujube fruit (called natsube) which the shape resembles. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 27 August 2014
Natsume (棗) are lacquered tea containers usually made of bamboo wood. It is used in Japanese tea ceremonies as a vessel for Matcha if thin Matcha (Usucha) is prepared. For thick Matcha (Koicha), however is Chaire used.
Natsume derives from the jujube fruit (called natsube) which the shape resembles.