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The Japanese Art of Kintsugi (金継ぎ)

Wabisabi ~ the acceptance of transience & imperfection. It is a way of living that focuses on seeing the beauty in the imperfect, as well as accepting the natural cycle of life and death, rather than striving for perfection which ultimately will always end in failure. A great example of Wabi Sabi in creativity is the art of kintsugi, where cracked pottery is filled with gold dusted lacquer as a way to showcase the beauty of its age and damage rather than hiding it. The fault is not hidden but highlighted.⁣ Wabi, which roughly means 'the elegant beauty of humble simplicity', and sabi, which means 'the passing of time and subsequent deterioration.’ The acceptance of transience & imperfection. Wabi sabi is a way of living that focuses on seeing the beauty in the imperfect, as well as accepting the natural cycle of life and death, rather than striving for perfection which ultimately will always end in failure. Master artisans and sportsmen/women in Japan know and accept this is a part of their work an inevitability that should be cherished. It's something we can all learn from as we live our beautifully and perfectly imperfect lives. -⁣ Featuring Master Koishihara Tsuyoshi⁣ -⁣ Supported by @InsideJapanTours⁣ -⁣ #ShotOnLUMIX #LUMIX #LUMIXS1H #S1H #LUMIXSSeries #LUMIXS #Tokyo2020 #japan #japan #travel #Toyko