Tea House Zen, Japanese

In Japanese tradition, a tea house refers to a structure designed for holding tea ceremonies. This structure and in particular the room in it where the tea ceremony takes place is called chashitsu (茶室). The architectural space called chashitsu was created for aesthetic and intellectual fulfilment.
A tea house can also refer to a place of entertainment with geisha. This kind of tea house, called ochaya (お茶屋), is typically a very exclusive establishment. The most notable ochaya is the Ichiriki Ochaya.

Jocko Domo and [ kunst ] present:

☆★☆Zen Tea House☆★☆

► Features

☞ Fully customizable structure. You can change the texture of all the following:

• Wood: Brown, Black and Red
• Floor: 20 different rug and carpet combinations
• Front: Blank and bamboo rice paper
• Logo (茶室): Brown, Black, White and Red
• Pictures: 5 pictures for each frame

☞ Access Levels for menu and doors:

• Owner only
• Group only
• Anyone

► Footprint: 20x24x7

☞ Fits on 512sqm

Jocko Domo (Kahiro Watanabe)
[ kunst ] (Kunst Himmel)

Jocko Domo and Kunst, bringing Japanese culture to Second Life.
October 2011