One reliable record was the one found in "Record of the Tea Ceremony at Tennojiya," that recorded a chakai (tea party) held by Sotatsu TSUDA in October 5, 1564, and it is known that this was the first time a natsume was used as a tea utensil, much later than other wooden cha-ki (See the item for usucha-ki.) |
確実な記録としては、『天王寺屋茶会記』の永禄7年(1564)8月20日の津田宗達の茶会で用いられたのが初例であり、他の木製の茶器(薄茶器参照)よりも随分と下っていることが判明している。 |