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r/Visiblemending • u/Kanadark • Aug 27 '24
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Kintsugi?
92 u/Kanadark Aug 28 '24 I'm not sure if the technique is the same, but same idea! 45 u/AGoodWobble Aug 28 '24 I don't know that much about kintsugi but I think this is slightly different. I think kintsugi is supposed to highlight the breaks. This inlay seems to hide the break, so it may be a slightly different practice. -67 u/[deleted] Aug 28 '24 [deleted] 61 u/Excitement_Far Aug 28 '24 Enlighten me. Why would Japanese people be offended by using a decorative repair technique? Are you Japanese? 63 u/emergencybarnacle Aug 28 '24 edited Aug 28 '24 jfc, it is not offensive to ask if one repair process is like another in order to understand the context 🙄
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I'm not sure if the technique is the same, but same idea!
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I don't know that much about kintsugi but I think this is slightly different. I think kintsugi is supposed to highlight the breaks. This inlay seems to hide the break, so it may be a slightly different practice.
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61 u/Excitement_Far Aug 28 '24 Enlighten me. Why would Japanese people be offended by using a decorative repair technique? Are you Japanese? 63 u/emergencybarnacle Aug 28 '24 edited Aug 28 '24 jfc, it is not offensive to ask if one repair process is like another in order to understand the context 🙄
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Enlighten me. Why would Japanese people be offended by using a decorative repair technique? Are you Japanese?
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jfc, it is not offensive to ask if one repair process is like another in order to understand the context 🙄
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u/supershy0_0 Aug 27 '24
Kintsugi?