"Wabi-sabi," a concept by Sen no Rikyū, highlights the value of humility and seeking harmony in tea ceremonies by embracing imperfection. The Japanese love finding beauty in effort, as seen in sentiments from figures like Sei Shonagon and Kenko Hoshi.
In Japan today, high school baseball is more popular than the pros, and "kintsugi" involves fixing broken items to create cherished pieces. Japanese culture appreciates the beauty in imperfection, celebrating the journey and stories.
True beauty might be found by those who, in their hearts, complete the imperfect. Let's enjoy our journey of eco-chic furoshiki movement together and we are grateful for your ongoing support!
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