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Value the marks of age and wear from "summary" of Wabi Sabi by Beth Kempton

The concept of valuing the marks of age and wear is a central tenet of wabi sabi philosophy. In a world that often prizes youth and perfection, wabi sabi teaches us to find beauty in imperfection and impermanence. The cracks in a well-loved teacup, the weathered patina of an old table, the fading colors of a vintage photograph - these are not flaws to be hidden or repaired, but rather cherished as evidence of a life fully lived. The Japanese term "sabi" refers to the beauty that comes with age, while "wabi" speaks to the simplicity and humility that comes from embracing imperfection. Together, they form a worldview that encourages us to see the value in things that have been touched by time and experience. Instead of seeking out the shiny and new, we are invited to appreciate the depth and character that comes with age. Valuing the marks of age and wear also extends beyond physical ...
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    Wabi Sabi

    Beth Kempton

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