An ancient Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection and simplicity. Deeply rooted in Buddhism, it teaches us to find how beauty is in the natural cycle of growth, decay rather than seeking flawlessness. Living minimally, promoting sustainable life and appreciating the beauty of the ordinary is all that matters in the Japanese way of living. Japanese people make use of this technique in their everyday life, using hand-made pottery, letting go of perfectionism and embracing the originality of it all; and valuing authenticity over unrealistic expectations.
