Photorealistic cinematic close-up of a traditional Japanese Edo-period tea tray with a set of tea ceremony utensils. The tray is made of dark lacquered wood, rectangular, with slightly raised edges, showing light wear from age. Everything is lying flat on the tray: — two or three simple ceramic tea bowls, handmade, in muted earthy and grey-green tones, no bright patterns, slight unevenness of glaze; — a closed tea caddy with a tight lid — ceramic or lacquered, dark, for storing tea powder; — a bamboo tea whisk (chasen) lying flat on the tray, light bamboo, fine tines; — a bamboo tea scoop (chasyaku) lying flat, long, made of light bamboo; — a tiny amount of bright green tea powder spilled on the tray right next to the tea caddy — just a few grains, fine and matte, vivid green. Beside the tray, slightly apart: a linen cloth for wiping bowls, a small ceramic bowl for water. All utensils are simple, handmade, in the spirit of wabi-sabi: no gold, no bright colors, no excess luxury. Muted palette: earthy, grey-green, dark brown, natural bamboo. Background blurred — wooden wall of a tea house, soft warm light, shallow depth of field. Style: photorealism, cinematic close-up, highly detailed texture of ceramic, wood, bamboo and tea powder.
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