A New Guangzhou Exhibition: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Encounter with Japanese Handcrafted Tea Ware

Experience Japanese artisan tea sets up close in Guangzhou In the open exhibition space, delicate tea ware is displayed under warm yellow lighting, where even your breath instinctively softens. Murakami Yaku, Ozawa Akiko, Asaki, Uchida Koichi, Nikaido, Tsujimura Shiro... Japanese craftsmen have poured decades of unwavering focus into these handcrafted pieces, embodying the essence of their art. I particularly love the tatami area in the exhibition. Watching tea flow between vessels evokes scenes of tea ceremonies from *Every Day a Good Day*. Sitting on the floor, quietly observing light and shadow dance across the tea ware, I suddenly grasped the beauty of the tea ceremony. Rough clay tea bowls, with their primal textures, feel like holding morning mist in the mountains; white porcelain cups shimmer with a pearlescent glow, their delicate outlines as refined as jade. "Every piece awaits its destined owner." Perhaps this is what Japanese aesthetics call *ichigo ichie*—a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. 📍 Xiguan Aesthetic Space, Shop 134-135, 1F, Zhongtian Shopping Mall, Linhe West Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 📅 July 6 – August 8, 2025 | 10:00 – 21:00 🎫 Free admission, no reservation required