Sashiko Story Vol.5 | What is Wabi Sabi from Sashiko Artisan perspective
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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Wabi Sabi (侘び寂び）is like a magic word to describe the Japanese culture. However, I occasionally see the lack of wholeness in understanding what Wabi-Sabi is. This is my challenge to explain what Wabi Sabi is for us - as the Japanese Sashiko artisan.
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I look forward to more of your UTube on this topic. It did seem to me that Wabi-Sabi & Imperfection were equal. I will be happy to have a more detailed look at Wabi-Sabi through the lens of Japanese culture, not just Google 😉
As I mentioned, Imperfection is part of Wabi-Sabi, but not "equal". It is more than that :D I will come back to this topic in 2020.
Thank you for this lesson. I first learned the term wabi sabi in relation to art pottery (by which I mean non-factory production) where it seemed to me to be an appreciation for the unique beauty of objects made by human hands rather than machines and also the "happy accidents" that sometimes occur during the firing process. A potter can predict only so much what will happen in the kiln and sometimes what you see when the kiln is opened is not what you expected, but is beautiful nonetheless. Is this correct?
Accepting the uncertainty and enjoy (observe) the process (or the outcome) is very important part of Wabi-Sabi. However, it isn't only about it. Your understanding is correct, yet not whole. I will come back and share more perspectives. Thank you for the comment.