Infull-time livingbyTHAN·4d agoTakehito Kobayashi — On Kintsugi and spirit of craftmanshipInsights from an exclusive interview with ceramic artist Takehito Kobayashi
Tomoko Kato·4d agoWhy Do Japanese People Repair Broken Bowls With Gold?What a bowl of matcha taught me about kintsugi, Japanese craftsmanship, and the beauty of giving things a second life.
InJaponica PublicationbyRumi·Nov 2Why Is Broken Pottery Repaired With Gold in Japan?The Japanese art of turning cracks into golden lines — and how repairing a broken bowl can give it a new story.A response icon1A response icon1
John Lentini·Oct 29Greatness Rejects First-Time ApplicantsMaya Angelou put it perfectly: “You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated.”
InCatharsis ChroniclesbyInks and doodles with Diya·Oct 26KintsugiGathering the piecesA response icon1A response icon1
Ambika Kapoor·Oct 23✨ Purity, like porcelain, is extraordinarily fragile. ✨What happens when something precious slips through your fingers? 🤲💔
Hiro | The Invisible Japan·Oct 15Kintsugi and the Japanese Art of RepairHow urushi lacquer, controlled curing, and a last dusting of metal powder turn broken ceramic back into a usable object
