The Japanese art of kintsugi has been cherished for centuries. It’s all about mending broken items with lacquer and gold, transforming imperfections into something uniquely beautiful and honouring the ...

In kintsugi, craftspeople use resin and gold dust to fix cracks in ceramics, showing and enhancing, rather than attempting to hide, the history of the piece.

The image caught me by surprise. Unlike most images that dissolve quickly into the next sense-impression, this one kept reverberating within. What was it that so captivated my attention? The image ...

Kintsugi: Japan’s ancient art of embracing imperfection (Credit: riya-takahashi/Getty Images) Meaning “joining with gold”, this centuries-old art is more than an aesthetic.

Kintsugi nails are trending again, so we asked a professional nail artist how we can get the look. ... "You can look at kintsugi nail art from two perspectives," Inzerillo says.