The Book of Tea

A timeless reflection on tea, beauty and the Japanese philosophy of simplicity.

First published in 1906, The Book of Tea by Kakuzō Okakura explores the cultural and philosophical significance of the Japanese tea ceremony, connecting the practice of tea with Zen Buddhism, Taoism, art and everyday life.

More than a book about tea, it is a meditation on harmony, aesthetics and the quiet beauty found in ordinary moments.

This special edition features traditional Chinese-style bookbinding techniques, bringing a tactile dimension to one of the most influential texts on Japanese tea culture. 

Author / editor: Kakuzō Okakura

Publisher: Amber Books

Category: Tea & Matcha / Japanese Culture & Philosophy

Format: Hardcover · 96 pages · English