Three Eggplants and Poem, 17th century
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Sen Sōtan
1578–1658 · Japanese
- Born
- 1578
- Died
- 1658
1 work in the Collect24 Registry
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Sen Sōtan (1578–1658), also known as Genpaku Sōtan, was a Japanese tea ceremony master and the grandson of Sen no Rikyū. He is recognized as Rikyū's third-generation successor in Kyoto, through whom Rikyū's tea ceremony ideals and style were passed forward by the family.
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Sen no Sōtan (千宗旦) (1578–1658), also known as Genpaku Sōtan (元伯宗旦), was a Japanese tea ceremony master, and grandson of the famous Sen no Rikyū. He is remembered as Rikyū's third-generation successor in Kyoto through whose efforts and by whose very being, as the blood-descendant of Rikyū, the ideals and style of Japanese tea ceremony proposed by Rikyū were able to be passed forward by the family.
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