The gallery "Art Space Fukujuen", which focuses on tea culture and includes works ranging from traditional crafts to modern art, will host an exhibition by bamboo craftsman Tanabe Chikuunsai titled "Tradition and Challenge - The World of the First and Fourth Takeunsai -". Intellectuals known as literati interacted with each other in the "world of tea", and bamboo crafts have a deep connection with this. 
The first generation of Chikuunsai (1877-1937) was not only proficient in bamboo craftsmanship, but also devoted himself to flower arrangement and sencha. He once received the complete biography of Kagetsu-an-ryu sencha from Tominaga Junsen. Since then, the fourth generation of Chikuunsai has always respected the thought and philosophical history of sencha and continued to create works in line with the times. This exhibition will show the wonderful works of Chikuunsai of all generations while protecting traditions and constantly challenging themselves.

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