Delaware Artist Creates Kintsugi Art as a USA Presidential Gift For The Japanese Prime Minister

LEWES, Del. - May 31, 2021 - PRLog -- "I am delighted to see the Kintsugi metaphor now part of international affairs as a symbolism of renewal and healing. The Kintsugi work was implemented with 23.5 karat gold on a 13-inch vase made by Ben Owen of North Carolina," said Bachar.

"Kintsugi, as the practice is known, gives new life, healing or rebirth to damaged or aging ceramic objects by celebrating their flaws and history. One can consider how we might live a kintsugi life, finding value in the missing pieces, cracks and chips; bringing to light the scars that have come from life experiences, finding new purpose and meaning through aging and loss, seeing love and the beauty of imperfection and loving ourselves, family, friends and country, even with flaws," he said.

Lakeside Pottery Studio (www.lakesidepottery.com), nationally recognized Ceramic and Sculpture Restoration studio, was established in 2001 as a ceramic art and pottery teaching facility that is now focused on ceramic and sculpture repair and restoration in addition to custom made pottery and Kintsugi art. Lakeside Pottery also has implemented a large collection of pottery, sculpting, restoration and studio management web based education resources.

• Ceramic Art Lesson
• 3-D Art Restoration Lessons
• More about Kintsugi