Too much pressure on perfect these days, too much focus on the flawless. This is nonsense, rubbish. I think what’s broken is More beautiful, breathtaking for all the fractures and cracks. I’m not alone in this, kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold and silver lacquer sought to show just how stunning things can become once shattered then repaired.
Today I want to dive into that, and I want you to join me, if you like.
Let’s do this…
