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Georgian New Hall Porcelain Oval Teapot with Boy in Window Pattern No. 425 circa 1800
I’ve completed the reconstruction phase of a significant amount of pieces. Instead of them waiting in line, unseen until their final repair, it’s time to let them flaunt their natural flaws as a preview. If this piece speaks to you feel free to message me if interested moving it to front of the line! Collage is a small collection of my work for reference.
The ancient art of Japanese Kintsugi serves as 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. Turning in to embrace flaws heightens internal awareness. Scars left where you grew, shining your way through. Take pause to admire the beautiful disaster of the broken times, celebrate the strength and resiliency achieved. 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 food safe, for display purposes only
Zero waste Wabi-sabi.
