Author Archives: Myriam Greff
Kintsugi, a Patient and Precious Art
Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold or metallic lacquer, is much [...]
Kintsugi: Repair, Pass on and Embrace Imperfection
In our throwaway society, where programmed obsolescence reigns supreme, it’s more essential than ever to [...]
Kintsugi: Beauty has its limits (but not this one!)
Kintsugi is a work of art. It needs to be admired, respected. And the dishwasher [...]
Kagome: Intertwining History and Aesthetics in my Kintsugi Restoration
The world of art restoration is one where aesthetics meets technique. Recently, I had the [...]
Keshifun and Marufun: Two Faces of Gold in the Art of Kintsugi
The art of kintsugi, that elegant process of repairing broken ceramics with gold or other [...]
