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Translation
Chashi translates to “tea master” in English and is a term of Japanese origin.
Definition
Chashi – (茶师, Japanese) (Cháshī) (Noun):
- In Japanese tea culture, “chashi” refers to a tea master or tea practitioner who has acquired expertise in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, known as chanoyu or sado. A chashi is well-versed in the intricate rituals, history, and aesthetics associated with the ceremony.
Example Sentences
- “The chashi performed the tea ceremony with grace and precision, demonstrating years of dedication and practice in mastering the art of chanoyu.”
Notes
- A chashi is trained in various aspects of the tea ceremony, including the preparation of tea, the handling and care of tea utensils, the principles of hospitality, and the philosophies of Zen Buddhism that are often associated with the practice.