Kintsugi for beginners

OCD Obsessive Repulsive Disorder, I know it well...
 
FWIW, the hard truth is that it depends on what broke and how it broke. This is a pretty clean break on a pot that might be worth the trouble. In my breakage, it's usually more than one piece on a pot that isn't worth saving. Kintsugi in Japan is typically reserved for finer work--the emphasis on the break lends to the ceramics esthetic--in a "chicks dig scars" kind of thing. Break shows history and perseverance...
Ahhh, Aha.
 
Love it. I might start doing this on everything. Broken rake? JB and goldleaf! Flat tire? JB and Gold Leaf!
Don’t knock it.😁 Had this split in this Bowie knife’s bone handle repaired using kintsugi
 

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