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...edited with originating the tradition of appreciation of the ''[[wabi-sabi|wabi]]'' aesthetic.

...development of tearoom architecture, ceramics appreciation, and of the ''[[wabi]]-[[sabi]]'' aesthetic. All three major schools of tea ceremony today, the A student of ''wabi-cha'' under [[Takeno Joo|Takeno Jôô]], Rikyû later became the top tea ad

...Imai Sokyu|Imai Sôkyû]], are credited with furthering the development of ''wabi-cha'', the practice of simple but aestheticized tea. Among the merchants of ...late 16th century, Sen no Rikyû then led the way in further refining the ''wabi-cha'' tradition, and indeed many of his innovations remain central to the t

...ve lack of admiration or prestige earned him by the event; perhaps the ''[[wabi-sabi]]'' aesthetic of the tea masters' items outshone his own, so to speak.

*''Wabi'' (侘) - an aesthetic of finding appeal in rustic simplicity, extending in