The Kintsukuroi is a Japanese word that means "gold carpentry". It is an extended practice in the Japanese country since the Shogun era, in the fifteenth century, and has as its simple purpose, repair any breakage, gap or crack in ceramic objects using a resin based on gold or silver.
It is an artistic technique not without great beauty, and a kind of philosophy implicit, from which we should all take an example: our wounds, our cracks, losses or mistakes, are part of our history.It is what we are and what we must integrate to appear more courage.More strength.
Today at Lifestyle, we invite you to reflect on it.
Kintsukuroi, or the art of giving beauty to breakages
Surely you yourself, have resorted more than once to the classic Instant glue when you have broken an object.We put the "magic" mixture and the pieces are joined as if nothing had happened. Everything returns to its balance.

For the Japanese, breakages are part of the history of objects.Also of people.And therefore, at least as regards porcelain, these wounds are repaired giving them beauty and beauty instead of hiding them. Why hide that fissure if it is what makes that object unique in itself? i?

What did Mr.Yoshimasa do then if he wanted above all to continue drinking tea in his favorite cups? I call two Japanese artisans skilled in ceramics.Since their owner didn't care at all that the cups were broken, and that they still loved them for their function, decided to seal their breaks in gold. That, he offered even more value to these two exquisite pieces for Mr.Yoshimasa.He loved it.
And it was a great artistic and cultural success.
So much so that there are those who say that the repaired ceramic based on the Kintsukuroi has a greater appreciation, and its price can be even higher.In fact, it is usually said that a ceramic repaired with this technique never it breaks again .Its strength is infinite.

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