金継ぎ（きんつぎ）
みなさん、
こんばんは。I would like to introduce you all to a lovely bit of Japanese culture. Ceramics have millennia of history in Japan, but the art form has grown and transformed as a result of Buddhist and Chinese influence throughout that time. Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is the art of mending cracked pottery using gold resin so that the damage that has been done to a piece will become part of its story and, ultimately, make it even more beautiful. Check out this explanation:
こんばんは。I would like to introduce you all to a lovely bit of Japanese culture. Ceramics have millennia of history in Japan, but the art form has grown and transformed as a result of Buddhist and Chinese influence throughout that time. Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is the art of mending cracked pottery using gold resin so that the damage that has been done to a piece will become part of its story and, ultimately, make it even more beautiful. Check out this explanation:
This is so cool! I didn't realize that ceramics have been prevalent for so long in Japan. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about this.
ReplyDeleteI saw Kintsugi on TV last week. I think it is amazing! MIKA
ReplyDeleteBrownさん、おはようございます、
ReplyDelete私はサイモンです。コロンビヤの大学の二年生です。
どうぞよろしくお願いします。
これビデオは面白いです。Brownさんは哲学がすきですか。にほんの哲学はとても面白いです。
こんにちは。すみません、わかりませんでした。
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