It will be held at the Busan Cultural Center (Busan Moonhwa Waygwan) This August 31st to September 2nd. A fine way for celebrating and taking the edge off after the typhoon that is hitting here rather quite soon.
Among many other things there will be booths covering Tea Incense, Tea Savories, Tea Art, Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony, Flower Arrangements for Tea Services, Buddhist Tea Offering Ceremony...
Special events taking place throughout the festival to include tea prayer, tea meditation, tea music (of various sorts), Korean dancing.
Many of these special events will take place September 1st and 2nd. Hope to see some of you there !
I've never heard "tea meditation" nor "tea music". They sound so special and I can't imagine what they are like.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to do a special post on tea music sometime then. Japan has the kimono, Korea has hanbok but there is a subcategory of hanbok referred to as "cha oat" or tea clothes. I'll keep you posted !
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