What is Kintsugi?

Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, has been captivating people for centuries. It's more than just a technique- it's a philosophy that embraces imperfection and celebrates the beauty of broken things. In this video, we'll take a closer look at the history of Kintsugi, and explore the deeper meaning behind this ancient craft.
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[@tf4606]

Mending is underappreciated. Thank you for this inspiration.

[@autolords_gh2254]

This is a great thing. Teaches us to value things. And also broken people can also be mended rightly

[@ImQuiteGay]

I remember my nextdoor neighbor made art from peoples’ broken things after a hurricane destroyed people’s houses. all the broken glass from cups and plates was recycled and made beautiful again.

[@DarkWolflink91]

Thank you Voina!

[@prightbright]

What a beautiful video with nice voice! 😊

[@politanene]

Very informative and educational video. Thank you for doing it!

[@sabrina-patriciaziegler1908]

Reminds me of wabi sabi

[@ericbabcock846]

Merci beaucoup. mes a gris . this is so great I've been doing this to tea cups & art my whole life love Japan never knew this thankyou

[@danslegris]

So glad you liked it. It's my pleasure. ❤

[@d.l.7399]

But: everybody should be careful, because this technic comes easy into the realms of 'kitsch'...