Answer:
A. was considered a sacred and respectable form of art.
The answer is B) pigments!!
He had hoped his chair(s) would go on to be mass-produced, not hand-crafted. As a matter of fact, he had hopes that much of his furniture would be mass-produced--he aimed for simplicity in construction. The pieces of wood that comprised the Red Blue Chair were the standard lumber sizes readily available at the time.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Japanese have a tradition of tea rituals. The gardens and teahouses were built to give the feeling of harmony and closeness to nature. Each of the tea houses were built for one of the four seasons. So, the Gardens and Tea House can be best described as a climate-controlled warehouse building.
