No need to apologize! It’s impossible to tell from this photo that there’s copper in there, it just looks amber. It’s more apparent on the other side of the bowl because there are more cracks, but I liked the simpler side, so that’s what I photographed. I would love to learn this art properly someday.
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And, you can make it even more beautiful with the Japanese technique of Kintsukuroi…
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Well, this is my version in any case. I used copper instead of gold and in the end, it turned out well.
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Oooh… I am duly impressed! It is beautiful.
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And I apologise! I didn’t realise it wasn’t just glue. My bad.
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No need to apologize! It’s impossible to tell from this photo that there’s copper in there, it just looks amber. It’s more apparent on the other side of the bowl because there are more cracks, but I liked the simpler side, so that’s what I photographed. I would love to learn this art properly someday.
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Adds a lighting to the design.
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Yes!
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The crack reminds me of a bolt of lightning.
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Yes it does!
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You too! 👍🏻
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Not dissimilar to the Japanese ceramic art of rebuilding an intentionally broken vase
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Yes, exactly. I used copper instead of gold and I used it sparingly, but I was pleased with it in the end.
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A great way of picturing what is so important in many contexts.
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Yes, I agree.
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So true, on many levels.
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yes 🙂
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🎵”There is a crack, a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in” 🎶~ Leonard Cohen
Beautiful 😄
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right! exactly
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Hi, There is a lot of mending to be done in this world.
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Very true
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