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2025.12.16
Lim Man-jae of Jeonghoyo, Hwang Seung-wook of Jingokyo, Cheon Gyeong-hui of Mungyeongyo, Kim Jong-pil of Gwanmunyo
In the fullness of autumn, Teahouse Hada presents a four-person tea bowl exhibition. Though small in scale, tea bowls contain within them the harmony and balance of clay, fire, and time itself. As vessels that both hold tea and embrace everyday life, tea bowls become companions shaped through the heart. After a long period of anticipation, four ceramic artists gather together to present diverse works centered around tea bowls.
2025.09.27 - 09.27
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In connection with the exhibition, a quiet tea room gathering has been prepared where visitors may experience the etiquette and beauty of tea ceremony alongside a warm bowl of tea.
Led by Japanese Urasenke tea instructor Chifuku Sokei (地福宗恵), each session welcomes three guests at a time, serving both koicha (thick tea) and usucha (thin tea) sequentially.
Participants may experience the etiquette of Japanese tea ceremony together with the humble and comforting atmosphere conveyed by the grass-hut tea room.
As you encounter tea bowls while sharing tea itself, we hope you savor the meaning and lingering resonance held within tea ceremony culture.
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Tea house hada
2025.09.27
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A tea bowl is born only after touching clay, enduring fire , and at the artist's fingertips . For this exhibition, we've prepared a time to sit down and share tea with the artists who created these tea bowls . Over tea, you'll hear stories about their creative process and the emotions they put into creating their tea bowls .
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Hwang Seung-wook and Lim Man-jae
2025.09.28
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A tea bowl is born only after touching clay, enduring fire, and at the artist's fingertips . For this exhibition, we've prepared a time to sit down and share tea with the artists who created these tea bowls . Over tea, you'll hear stories about their creative process and the emotions they put into creating their tea bowls.
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Cheon Kyung-hee and Kim Jong-pil
