【Masterpiece】◆"Sen Sotan (Genpaku) Made Tea Scoop (with Hayami-ryu 3rd Sokan's Extremely Fine Tea Caddy) Hayami-ryu 4th Sokyu's Extremely Fine Box" Tea Utensils ◆ Inspection: Sen no Rikyu, Sen no Doan, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Oda Nobunaga, Maeda Toshiie, Furuta Oribe, Hosokawa Tadaoki, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Fukushima Masanori, Kano Eitoku, Matsuo Basho, Kobori Enshu ■Description■ 【Masterpiece】◆"Sen Sotan (Genpaku) Made Tea Scoop (with Hayami-ryu 3rd Sokan's Extremely Fine Tea Caddy) Hayami-ryu 4th Sokyu's Extremely Fine Box" Tea Utensils ◆ ◎With Hayami-ryu 3rd Sokan's Extremely Fine Tea Caddy ◎With Hayami-ryu 4th Sokyu's Extremely Fine Box 【Size】 Tea Scoop: Total Length: Approx. 17.8cm Width: Approx. 1cm ※Please forgive slight errors due to amateur measurements. 【Condition】 There are damages and stains due to aging. 【Accessories】 ◎Hayami-ryu 3rd Sokan's Extremely Fine Tea Caddy ◎Hayami-ryu 4th Sokyu's Extremely Fine Box ◎Shifuku (Tea Scoop Bag) ◆Sen no Sotan (Sen Sotan, also known as Genpaku), February 7, 1578 (January 1, 1578 in the old calendar) - January 11, 1659 (December 19, 1658 in the old calendar)◆ Tea master. His azana (courtesy name) was Genpaku. His dogo (religious name) was Genshuku. His other names were Tottosai and Tossai. He was also known by the nickname "Kojiki Sotan" (Beggar Sotan). His father was Sen no Shoan, the stepson of Rikyu's second wife, and his mother was Rikyu's daughter, Okame. He succeeded the Kyoto Senke of Shoan. The 3rd generation of the Senke family. The founder of the Sotan school (San-Senke). Born in 1578 (Tensho 6), Sotan was entrusted to Daitoku-ji Temple as a kashiki (a young acolyte) at the age of 10 at the request of his grandfather, Rikyu. It is said that he was sent to the Buddhist priesthood to avoid a succession dispute because his father, Shoan, was the stepson of Rikyu's second wife. ◆Hayami-ryu◆ A school of tea ceremony founded by Hayami Sotatsu. Although it is a school that branched off from Urasenke, it is a style based on court culture due to its close relationship with the Shogoin Monzeki. Sotatsu seems to have tried to devise an academic teaching system of tea ceremony that was not based on a particular school, and he left a vast amount of drafts. Some of them were organized by the 2nd generation, Soya, after Sotatsu's death and published as "Chaji Ryaku" and "Kissa Shishohen," and by the 3rd generation, Sokaku, as "Chasoku." The Teigenkyo moved from Kamaza Izumi at the order of the shogunate during the time of the 3rd generation, Sokaku, when the school was flourishing, and moved to its current location in Kitano. 【Other】 ◎We do not accept returns due to the buyer's circumstances, such as "the image is different," "the size does not fit," or "no longer needed," so please bid carefully. (If you cancel for any reason, a 20% handling fee (including tax), return shipping costs, and bank transfer fees will be borne by the customer.)