Ennan (Kyoto): interior, view of server's seat with preparation of utensils (temae)

Creator:

Yabunouchi House (patron)

Published/Created:

Japan, Kyoto: Yabunouchi Ennan
1640-1655, rebuilt 1867

Notes:

Oribe's tea room, copied by Yabunouchi family in 1640-1655, rebuilt 1867 at Yabunouchi headquarters. Ennan was destroyed in fire of 1860s. Kama (Kanazuchi-gama or Hammer Kettle) belonged to Sen no Rikyu, 1522-1541. The tea scoop called Fushidaka (HIgh Node) is by Rikyu. The teabowl, named Zekaibo (High Priest), belonged to Oribe. The tea caddy belonged to Daitokuji abbot Shunnoku Soen. The water jar is Old Iga ware.

Variant Titles:

Chashitsu (Tea room)
藪内家 燕庵

Associated Names:

Furuta Oribe 古田織部, 1544-1615 [Contributor]

Topics:

Architecture -- Japan -- Kyoto Prefecture -- Kyoto -- (YVRC)
Japanese tea ceremony -- (LC)

Culture:

Edo period, 1615-1868

Accession Number:

MY3228

Genre:

tea houses, tea rooms (chashitsu) (YVRC)

Format:

Image

Rights:

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Access Restrictions:

Yale Community Only

Source Title:

Asian Collection (Mimi Hall Yiengpruksawan Personal Collection)

Yale Collection:

Visual Resources Collection

Digital Collection:

Visual Resources Collection

Local Record Number:

Portfolio Item ID: 317298

OID:

586295

PID:

digcoll:2062790