How to repair a broken plate using Kintsugi #ceramics #kintsugi #pottery #homedecor

[Lemonminer]

Wow that looks so much better than it would’ve before it broke

[say_mykey]

I wish my heart could be repaired as beautifully as that broken plate.

[Dan_The_Dude]

It’s great seeing an actual kintsugi repair instead of the trend I’ve been seeing on glue and gold paint

[Unknown----kk]

Moral of the video broken things also Can be beautiful 🙂💗

[rajnis]

I loved how it looped from "and months later" to "open the cabinet.. broken ! how?" 🤣

Edit: Thank you guys for the likes.

[silvermoonshineX]

remember kids, its not the brokenness that makes you beautiful, it's the ✨HEALING✨

[prepjudgementday]

Read one of the comments as " wow that looks so much better than it would've before it broke" and made me realize the same is true with us humans may not see it but we come out as stronger and a better version of ourselves everytime we fall in life...be it heartbreak, losing a loved one, financial loss or anything that life throws us to all of us!! Each one of us is unique and to the Human Race!!! 🎉🎉❤❤

[anushkamund]

In Japan, There is a tradition called "kintsugi" where u repair a broken item using gold. This is done to teach us, that we should always embrace our flaws.❤

[TheFireSilverAce]

I love this. I learned about this art form long ago and wrote a poem about it. Every time I think of breaking down, all I remember is that you can always fix things, and sometimes, a broken item that is fixed is more beautiful than the original.

[MaMtungwa]

It doesn’t matter how broken you might be. There’s always gold lacquer out there in the universe to fix you ☺️❤️

[ღŋŋღ]

why did it look better after you fixed it i’m about to break all my bowels and plates

[ohkeydokeythen]

Just so everyone knows its no longer food safe, it can only be used as decoration after you do kitsugi

[alicekat]

I LOVE this concept in Japanese culture. The act alone is so poetic and helped me through depression when I first learned of it years ago. Beautiful!

[danajetton]

I've seen repaired pieces and I always wondered how they used gold to hold together. But they don't glue covered with gold! Love it! Now I can learn!

[womeninhispresencewihp]

Omg! Congratulations on I remember being one of your first 60 subs. Another beautiful plate!!!

[lizziecross]

I love this method. I think kintsugi is just beautiful. And it’s way better than throwing away broken dishes.

[bhumikachavan]

Moral of the story that broken thing can also heal beautifully if the right one is with you....❤💯

[yuriwk]

That is very pretty and i love your fashion style ❤

[zehanieya]

Her voice feels so warm, it just makes you feel safe💟

[saradhya]

Broken things bounce back with bang ✨♥️