Atsushi’s princess, Ezi.
2015-02-24 18:26:09
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Do you know a Japanese culture(practice) called “Kintsugi”? It is a practice to
Do you know a Japanese culture(practice) called “Kintsugi”? It is a practice to repair(mend) broken pottery pieces with lacquer. It is introduced as a metaphoric symbol of embracing imperfection. Sashiko/Boro are in the same category. However, I haven’t seen an artist who breaks a pottery piece with a hammer, and…
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-10 ℃ (14 F), this morning. Unbelievable. A month ago, the outside was nice enou
-10 ℃ (14 F), this morning. Unbelievable. A month ago, the outside was nice enough to have a good photo shooting session. Now, it is freezing to even take a coat off. Since I am not a big fan of uploading the photos of “No Seasonal Feeling”, I will randomly…
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Please do not fear the word of “tradition” or “rule” when you enjoy Sashiko. I w
Please do not fear the word of “tradition” or “rule” when you enjoy Sashiko. I would rather you try Sashiko first than thinking about it too much. After all, it is just a form of hand-stitching. However, when you decide to call your work Sashiko after you get comfortable in…
cute!! (*^^*)