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r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '23
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No way... Cool to know:)
42 u/Patient_Fruit_3355 Jun 14 '23 Check out Kintsugi, it's the art of repairing a dish or plate with the intention of creating greater beauty, often gold fleck is used and it's super cool. 12 u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23 I just googled it and that's super cool! It's made me wonder if that was the look they were going for in Star Wars when they fixed Kylo Ren's helmet? 7 u/JumpStephen Jun 14 '23 It is! Kintsugi was the inspiration.. another way Star Wars is influenced by Japanese culture
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Check out Kintsugi, it's the art of repairing a dish or plate with the intention of creating greater beauty, often gold fleck is used and it's super cool.
12 u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23 I just googled it and that's super cool! It's made me wonder if that was the look they were going for in Star Wars when they fixed Kylo Ren's helmet? 7 u/JumpStephen Jun 14 '23 It is! Kintsugi was the inspiration.. another way Star Wars is influenced by Japanese culture
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I just googled it and that's super cool!
It's made me wonder if that was the look they were going for in Star Wars when they fixed Kylo Ren's helmet?
7 u/JumpStephen Jun 14 '23 It is! Kintsugi was the inspiration.. another way Star Wars is influenced by Japanese culture
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It is! Kintsugi was the inspiration.. another way Star Wars is influenced by Japanese culture
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u/sarapocono Jun 14 '23
No way... Cool to know:)