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The Part-Time Job Guys Trio is complete. Can you guess what their favorite color is?

happy (belated) valentines day <3

(blessed chocolate targets <3)

#edit: idk if anyone interpreted this as such but. this is not ship art. i just like both of them #rareprism art #fgo #fate grand order #sen no rikyu #rikyu #tezcatlipoca #i enjoyed both their scenes <3 much love for komahime <33 and tez is. tez .#was looking forward to farming w tez this event but. casters in the 90+ node...and i cant bring him with w/o losing an event ce.. sad sad #honestly might grail both of them at some point..#also..not super in love with how this turned out but..i jsut wanted to make Something..ive been so so tired tho...

Katsura Rikyū (Katsura Imperial Villa), Kyoto, Japan,

Built in the 17th Century for Prince Hachijō Toshihito

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Rikyū, 1988, Kōichi Satō

In this poster for the 1989 film Rikyū (about the 16th-century tea master Sen no Rikyū), Satō creates an aura around the central motif of a bowl of tea with gradations of vibrant color. Rikyū was associated with wabi-cha, a style of tea ceremony characterized by simplicity, restraint and an austere beauty. Satō’s image of a single raku-ware tea bowl – a highly prized tea-ceremony vessel made from clay fired at a low temperature – is accompanied by a poetic text that translates as ‘beauty is unwavering’

Photograph: The Merrill C Berman Collection