Omotesenke style

Japanese: 表千家流 - おもてせんけりゅう

A school of tea ceremony. Its founder was Sen no Rikyu, and it boasts the orthodoxy of the Sen family. In the early Edo period, the name Omotesenke arose after Sen Soza, the third son of Rikyu's grandson Sen Sotan, inherited the teahouse Fushin'an that Rikyu had built. This is because Soza lived in the front of the traditional house. Since then, successive heads of the family have taken the name Soza, and the current head is the 14th generation (1938-). →Urasenke school→Related articles Edo Senke school | Three Sen schools | Sen school | Fushin'an

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Japanese:

茶道の一流派。千利休を祖とし，千家の正統を誇る。江戸初期，利休の孫千宗旦の三男千宗左が利休の建てた茶室不審庵を継いだ後，表千家の名が起こる。これは宗左が伝来の屋敷の表に住したことによる。以後代々の家元は宗左を名乗り，現在は14世〔1938-〕。→裏千家流
→関連項目江戸千家流｜三千家｜千家流｜不審庵

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