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Tag Archives: Kintsugi
More Beautiful for Being Broken – Mending Trauma
A few years ago I saw a bowl repaired with veins of gold in the Kintsukuroi art form of Kintsugi. It prompted me to post, “More Beautiful for Being Broken: Kintsukuroi“. Recently I came upon the Japanese artist Makoto Fujimura explaining … Continue reading
More Beautiful for Being Broken: Kintsukuroi
“The Japanese art of Kintsugi, or Kintsukuroi, repairs broken pottery with seams of gold. This repairs the brokenness in a way that makes the object even more beautiful for being broken.” This is a powerful metaphor of the beauty of restoration – … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Prayers, Proverbs
Tagged A crack to let the light in, Broken, Cohen and Cockburn, Fragmented, Gold as glue, Japanese Art, Kintsugi, Kintsukuroi, Makoto Fujimara, More beautiful for being broken, Objects of Grace, Prism of fractured light, Psalm 74:3, Radiance through the Triune, The Grace Arena
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