Thin gold lines.

Is it still?

It lingers in your heart.

Like a trickle bathed in golden sunshine

gentle and cultivated

Jin Shu is called "Kintsukuroi" in Japanese, which refers to the process of bonding ceramic tiles with natural lacquer and coating the surface with gold powder or gold foil, which is very decorative. Similar to China's traditional porcelain restoration technology-Ji porcelain, it is a Japanese traditional porcelain restoration technology, which belongs to lacquer art in essence.

The sparkling cracks on ceramic utensils give them a unique appearance and a different kind of beauty. The cracks and broken feeling on the utensils give handicrafts a unique sense of history, and the products restored by inscriptions on bronze are endowed with a brand-new aesthetic feeling, as if they have gained a new life beyond their original aesthetic feeling.

Jin Shu is not only a restoration, but also a process of artistic creation. Nearly a month and a half of repair cycle. From drying in the shade and naturally drying, to polishing after drying in the shade, and then coating gold powder with natural raw lacquer as binder, and finally polishing is completed, every time is a wonderful experience. When the work is finished, the original wounds of the artifacts become eye-catching but not abrupt because of the addition of gold, which has a different kind of incomplete beauty.