Among the spirits of nature, the charm of summer and autumn rains; among the seasons, each symbolizing a different cycle, somewhere close to a way of thinking inspired by calligraphy, the tea ceremony or floral art; and, of course, not far from the house, the interior of which is inspired by the beauty of nature, settled Shizen - the Japanese art of seeing beauty in every moment of life. Conventionally, this term can be translated as “natural”. But in fact, its meaning is much more complex and deeper. Shizen is a lifestyle, a way of communication, a style of home decoration and a level of perception of the world. Why is it so important for the Japanese to climb Mount Fuji? What place does the most common umbrella have in Japanese culture? Why do you need a heated table in the house and what can you talk about with a century-old tree? Beauty is in the simplest things. This book will help you see and feel its taste today.

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