Another appointment not to be missed at TENOHA Milano, which returns to propose the Kintsugi workshop, after the great success of the previous edition!
Kintsugi workshop with Mariangela Zabatino and Raffaella Nobili
Author: SaiKaiAngel
Another appointment not to be missed at TENOHA Milano, which returns to propose the Kintsugi workshop, after the great success of the previous edition! Mariangela Zabatino from Anima Mundi, with the collaboration of Raffaella Nobili from Japanese Paraventi, will bring you to the calm and the right concentration that only the Kintsugi technique can give.
To refresh your mind, here is what this technique is about: The kintsugi (金継ぎ), or kintsukuroi (金繕い), literally “repair with gold”, is a Japanese practice that consists in using gold, liquid silver or lacquer with gold powder for the repair of ceramic objects. The technique allows to obtain precious objects especially from an artistic point of view. The idea is to demonstrate that from imperfection and a wound can arise an even greater form of aesthetic and inner perfection. From every fragment, from every wound something important is born, from every imperfection can arise a new perfection and a new way of living. We must always learn from mistakes and fractures, so that they can never happen again. The art of kintsugi is often used as a symbol and metaphor of resilience.
Kintsugi is an essential experience for body and mind. Do not miss this opportunity and come to understand the true meaning of “rebirth”, obviously always here at TENOHA Milano, the real corner of Japan in Italy!
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Details
When: October 4, 2020
10:30 -10:50 start of the course and introductory notes on Kintsugi through slide projection
10:50 -12:30 am -12:30 pm course with the repair of two ceramics
Where: TENOHA & WORK
TENOHA MILANO – Via Vigevano, 18, 20144 Milan
Cost: 75€ per pax
Pax: Minimum No. 7, Maximum No. 13
Click here for more info:
https://workshops.tenoha.it/
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