Product code: Kintsugi Celadon Dish Ceramic deals Lotus Diffuser On Wood Gold Crack Art Growth Gift
Approx 4" x 3.5" Diffuser shows wear as pictured, but has not been used with oil. The dish it sits in is an old ginger jar lid. *no fragrance to include* The art of Japanese Kintsugi is a metaphor for healing oneself. Broken pottery is not discarded, but mended with the cracks highlighted in gold or silver. In life flawed paths are left behind; no need to hide them away in the depths of despair. Taking time to turn in and embrace flaws heightens internal awareness. Spotlighting the negative to gain sight of positivity; revealing a stronger, enlightened version of oneself. Scars left where you grew, deals shining your way through even when you felt you couldn't. Here you are in the now, don't ever forget to to look up and sit with the beautiful disaster of the broken times, admire the strength and resiliency achieved. Please let this piece serve as a reminder or use as a healing tool. Pour beauty into brokenness. Constructed with a blend of contemporary and traditional Kintsugi; not fo.
Approx 4" x 3.5" Diffuser shows wear as pictured, but has not been used with oil. The dish it sits in is an old ginger jar lid. *no fragrance to include* The art of Japanese Kintsugi is a metaphor for healing oneself. Broken pottery is not discarded, but mended with the cracks highlighted in gold or silver. In life flawed paths are left behind; no need to hide them away in the depths of despair. Taking time to turn in and embrace flaws heightens internal awareness. Spotlighting the negative to gain sight of positivity; revealing a stronger, enlightened version of oneself. Scars left where you grew, deals shining your way through even when you felt you couldn't. Here you are in the now, don't ever forget to to look up and sit with the beautiful disaster of the broken times, admire the strength and resiliency achieved. Please let this piece serve as a reminder or use as a healing tool. Pour beauty into brokenness. Constructed with a blend of contemporary and traditional Kintsugi; not fo.