With the rise of the wabi aesthetic, the Chinese objects associated with the tea ceremony utensils were replaced by which of the following?

A) Vietnamese ceramics
B) Yuan ceramics
C) Korean ceramics
D) Siberian ceramics

Wabi Aesthetic

A traditional Japanese aesthetic centered on the acceptance of transience and imperfection, characterized by simplicity, modesty, and appreciation of the organic nature of objects.

Tea Ceremony Utensils

Tools and items used in the traditional ritual of the Tea Ceremony, which varies in different cultures, notably Japanese (Chanoyu) or Chinese (Gongfucha).

Vietnamese Ceramics

A significant form of art and industry in Vietnam, known for its unique styles, techniques, and history dating back several centuries, including both utilitarian and decorative items.