Firstly: Artworks passed down are connected through mysterious threads. Even pieces of a similar kind, due to their history of restoration and the effects of aging, manifest themselves as unique landscapes. Over time, the individual narratives intertwine and contribute to their richness.

Art Restoration: Art restoration primarily involves a technique to harmonize chipped or cracked areas of ceramics with the surrounding texture. It employs pigments and resins for the repair. While not as widely recognized as kintsugi, kintsukuroi is a restoration method akin to magic, ensuring that mended areas are virtually indistinguishable from the original. It is one of the outstanding methods for preserving the value of art.

Kintsugi: Kintsugi is a technique that uses the sap of the lacquer tree to beautifully repair objects with gold. This method is deeply intertwined with Japan's unique philosophy of "wabi-sabi." Wabi-sabi values accepting things as they are, even when they are broken or imperfect. This philosophy extends to life itself, where the natural and unaltered state is often the most beautiful. Let's embrace each moment as a unique encounter!