Hi, I am a high school pottery teacher and recently used this video to console my 14-year olds when some of their unfired pieces cracked. They were enthralled by the way you presented the concept and we spoke about it for half an hour! Thank you! They asked me what music you have used in the background as they'd love to do pottery to that soundtrack. Thank you for a beautiful video!
@@ROANOKE01 Its wonderful when this digital platform is used to reach so many, and touch so many people's lives in a positive way. My kids have loved your videos and asked for more, even though it's not in the curriculum. Be blessed and don't stop! Much love from South Africa xx
@@danielengland6896 So true. This global situation has made us rethink how we are presenting our work, teaching online, and our children are hurting in so many ways. I have found teaching pottery to be healing, expressive and an outlet for emotions. Our God was the first potter, and we are His broken vessels. This amazing concept gets more and more meaningful as time goes on. Be blessed!
“More Beautiful For Having Been Broken” I absolutely love this, as I’ve held a core belief, my ENTIRE life, that I was broken, these was something inherently wrong with me, that no matter how I tried to do better, my broken pieces fell apart again.
From the video description "Kintsugi is the Japanese art of deliberately breaking and then repairing with gold laquer, creating beautiful cracks in bowls, cups or vases." In the video you describe westerners who are deliberately breaking pottery for the aesthetic as "missing the point". I think you may want to reword your description.
Hi Ali. Thank you for watching. Footage for this video was mostly from other sources, so you may use my video of course, but they are not my original clips. Would love to see the final product when it's released!
The Westerners' desires, especially people from the USA where convenience is king, to skip to the end to get the results speaks more about their unconscious beliefs in life due to their upbringing in their Western culture. Telling them that this is not the philosophy behind kintsugi would open their minds to a different perspective in life.
"Japan finds beauty in the weathered, and the dutifully used." If only that were actually true; one only needs to look at how Japan treats it's struggling young-adults to know how they really feel.
Hi Roanoke! I am creating a video and I am looking for stock footage of Kintsugi. Its not easy to come by. Would you be willing to share a couple of your beautiful shots? I would be happy to compensate you. And I can share the video if you'd like to see how it would be used. Please let me know. Beautiful story!
Hi Katie. Thank you for watching. Footage for this video was mostly from other sources, so you may use my video of course, but they are not my original clips. Best of luck!
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Hi, I am a high school pottery teacher and recently used this video to console my 14-year olds when some of their unfired pieces cracked. They were enthralled by the way you presented the concept and we spoke about it for half an hour! Thank you! They asked me what music you have used in the background as they'd love to do pottery to that soundtrack. Thank you for a beautiful video!
Wow, thank you so much! I'm really pleased you and your class enjoyed my video, it means a lot.
It’s a beautiful concept that means more today than ever before. When things seem broken beyond repair; they can be rebuilt with time and love ❤️
@@ROANOKE01 Its wonderful when this digital platform is used to reach so many, and touch so many people's lives in a positive way. My kids have loved your videos and asked for more, even though it's not in the curriculum. Be blessed and don't stop! Much love from South Africa xx
@@danielengland6896 So true. This global situation has made us rethink how we are presenting our work, teaching online, and our children are hurting in so many ways. I have found teaching pottery to be healing, expressive and an outlet for emotions. Our God was the first potter, and we are His broken vessels. This amazing concept gets more and more meaningful as time goes on. Be blessed!
Retired Art teacher 36yrs in. Know this. You are changing the world. You are important
“More Beautiful For Having Been Broken”
I absolutely love this, as I’ve held a core belief, my ENTIRE life, that I was broken, these was something inherently wrong with me, that no matter how I tried to do better, my broken pieces fell apart again.
This is death and rebirth. This is time. This is so japanese spirit. This is beautiful.
Man, this is beautiful. I love your videos, never stop making them, please.
Thanks for your historical information beautiful art 🤩👏🌟
This is an amazing video, the way you word yourself is so beautiful and captivating!
I'm glad I don't feel the need to break anything to make them again, I'm already my own kintsugi piece thanks to life. Even if it's invisible
Youre a true storyteller
Great work !
Very informative and well made video!
Beautiful naration, backround music and interesting subject❤
I'm in awe!!
Byzantine Catholic art unites eastern and western notions of beauty.
This is brilliant mate 👍
This is great. I like you voice.
Thank you for this informative and well read video
I have been practicing this art form for a few months and until I just now saw this video could not comprehend the Truth of its intent
Just wow !
From the video description "Kintsugi is the Japanese art of deliberately breaking and then repairing with gold laquer, creating beautiful cracks in bowls, cups or vases." In the video you describe westerners who are deliberately breaking pottery for the aesthetic as "missing the point". I think you may want to reword your description.
Thank you for this!
Beautiful video, keep at it :)
i wanna cry😢
I need to do this. I have a set of 3 antique Japanese plates, and my child shattered one of them.
Maravilloso❤
This is so beautiful - thank you!
Great art culture ❤😊
Kintsugi my life in one word 😂
What is broken can be reforged
Do you wanna watch a video about kintsugi? Awesome! Here's the shortest possible video would make. Enjoy your 3 minutes. 😅
Thank you
May I use a brief excerpt (around 3-5 seconds) of this video for a video speech I'm editing?
Hi Ali. Thank you for watching. Footage for this video was mostly from other sources, so you may use my video of course, but they are not my original clips. Would love to see the final product when it's released!
Question: Can you eat food with a kintsugi plate or is that considered inappropriate to the Japanese culture?
Now im very mad at myself for throwing out that plate
what is the music you use?
perhaps instead they’re obscuring the ugly by putting something immensely beautiful in front of it
The Westerners' desires, especially people from the USA where convenience is king, to skip to the end to get the results speaks more about their unconscious beliefs in life due to their upbringing in their Western culture. Telling them that this is not the philosophy behind kintsugi would open their minds to a different perspective in life.
"Japan finds beauty in the weathered, and the dutifully used."
If only that were actually true; one only needs to look at how Japan treats it's struggling young-adults to know how they really feel.
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Hi Roanoke! I am creating a video and I am looking for stock footage of Kintsugi. Its not easy to come by. Would you be willing to share a couple of your beautiful shots? I would be happy to compensate you. And I can share the video if you'd like to see how it would be used. Please let me know. Beautiful story!
Hi Katie. Thank you for watching. Footage for this video was mostly from other sources, so you may use my video of course, but they are not my original clips. Best of luck!
Star Wars brought me here
I want to show this to 2-3rd graders ( when we talk about Humpty Dumpty) but I’m not sure I can because of the nude sculptures 😢.
CIERTO
Space lint
Broken is broken .