Kintsugi: The Wabi Sabi Art of Japanese Ceramic Repair - a instructional course book by Kaori Mochinaga Oil Water Pastel Urushi originates from the sap

Urushi originates from the sap of the urushi lacquer tree and has served as a natural adhesive and protective lacquer layer in Japan for centuries

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Kintsugi: The Wabi Sabi Art of Japanese Ceramic Repair - a instructional course book by Kaori Mochinaga Oil Water Pastel Urushi originates from the sapSynopsis: When your favorite cup is broken, kitsugi can bring new life. Instead of lamenting the breakage embrace and love the opportunity to create something new and beautiful through mending. This is the appeal of kintsugi. Kintsugi is the mindful Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics and glassware by appreciating the cracks and chips as design elements bringing new life to cherished items. Kintsugi: The Wabi Sabi Art of Japanese Ceramic Repair