Thomas J. Harper Knihy

Widely considered to be a classic, this essay on Japanese aesthetics by a major author ranges from the patina of lacquerware and the custom of moon-viewing to monastery toilets and the lighting in a brothel, while contrasting the Japanese sense of subtlety and nuance with Western imports such as electric lighting

Glossy dj has only mild wear. Cover has sharp corners. Light mark of a paper clip at the top of first few pages. All other pages are very clean and unmarked. Ships fast from Northern California.