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RE: BROKEN

in WORLD OF XPILAR4 years ago

Beautiful thoughts in the form of a poem, dear @KaySmile44, I agreed with you in all senses. Repairing broken things is for some people a really great passion, and for every one must be knowledge at hand. Our times teach consuming and throw to the rubbish can.

I remembered a Japanese traditional art of fixing broken ceramic:
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This repair technique is called kintsugi, which translates as "golden joinery" and uses a special lacquer mixed with gold, silver, or platinum, to fix the object in a way that highlights (rather than hides) the damage. Source

I send the best wishes for life and projects!!

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Thanks, @knitrias! For sharing your point of view.