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The original 1906 edition with a new chapter describing the American love for Japanese teas in the late 1800's. A book for tea lovers and artists alike, one of the most influential works ever written. Okakura Kakuzo masterfully blends the history of tea, tea ceremony, tearoom, flower arranging, architecture, and art appreciation. Those who appreciate the greatness of small things will fall in love with the book, just as F.L. Wright, Georgia O'Keefe, and others did a century ago.
Measures 8.5" x 9" - Nearly 100 illustrations, including Bruce Richardson's introduction and historical photographs
- Insights into how Okakura's philosophy continues to inspire tea culture today
- Autographed by Bruce Richardson
- World Tea Expo, Best New Publication 2011
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Afternoon Tea Serenade 
content should be more inclusive