Sit / Red Tea Ceremony

In Red Tea Ceremony, based on the concept of sitting, Ken Hamazaki presents a one of a kind tea ceremony. His red tea room consists of a Tatami mat (traditional Japanese-style flooring material), a vivid red Nodate-gasa (an umbrella used for outdoor tea ceremony), two red Zabuton (Japanese sitting cushions), and a gorgeous golden tea bowl. He has performed tea ceremonies abroad; e.g. in New York, Paris, and Israel as well as in Japan. He has been featured as an iconic artist at Burning Man, the world’s largest curated outdoor art festival that takes place annually in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada in August. He has often appeared as one of the main visual artists of the festival on TVs and newspapers all over the world.