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In wabi sabi, you seek the hand’s quiet imprint: imperfect textures, patina, inexact joins that tell a patient story. You’ll notice edges formed by careful hands, not machine precision, and seams that read as honest punctuation. Materials carry wear …
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Wabi Sabi invites you to notice beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and restraint. You’ll learn to value flaws, aging, and simple textures as carriers of meaning, not defects. Focus on materials that are honest, durable, and modest, where …
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