Especially it is a beauty based on simplicity, loneliness and transiency of worldly affairs. They use cracked pots and plates to tea ceremonies and they see a different eternal beauty through them. Japanese used to see the beauty in each and every thing in the world. They point out the beauty to be found in simple things. Wabi was developed into the positive thought that loneliness and the absence of beauty led to freedom from material and emotional worries. “Enjoyment of a quiet, simple life free from worldly affaires is the another concept of Japanese tea ceremony. To study the Way is to study the self, to study the self is to forget the self, to forget the self is to be enlightened by the ten thousand things, Eihei Dogen.īoth wabi and sabi are related to the concept to impermanence of the universe and how this temporality can be perceived as beautiful rather than a painful ending. a simple cup) but also simple routines (e.g. At the same time, one must note that Tea ceremony is not only appreciating simple things (e.g. “Elegant simplicity” is present in all aspects of the Tea ceremony. Together, wabi-sabi usually refer to beauty in simplicity or rustic elegance. Sabi means things that are old and covered are more appealing than new things or things that stand out. Wabi-Sabi. Wabi means seeing beauty in imperfectness and impermanence of the nature.
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