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Embrace the beauty of decay and patina from "summary" of Wabi Sabi by Beth Kempton

In the world of wabi sabi, there is an appreciation for the impermanence of things. Objects age, materials wear down, and surfaces become weathered over time. Instead of seeing this as a negative aspect, wabi sabi encourages us to find beauty in decay and patina. When we embrace the beauty of decay and patina, we are acknowledging the natural process of aging and transformation. A weathered piece of wood or a rusty metal surface tells a story of time passing, of experiences lived, and of history unfolding. These...
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    Wabi Sabi

    Beth Kempton

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