Kintsugi Vase

Department of Fashion Styling and Design Communication, Shih Chien University Kaohsiung Campus

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The mist far above from mountain,
a gold thunderbolt shattered the porcelain,
and the heavy blue rain pouring down from sky,
dyed on the wolrd of whiteness .

"I'm all pure, but wish to be dyed.
Though i'm shattered, but the crack is all my."

This work combines traditional "blue and white porcelain" with modern "kintsugi" techniques to arouse people's attention to tradition while conveying the importance of sustainable development in modern society. It also conveys a profound message: Only by enduring brokenness can our lives be transformed into richer, more complete experiences. Like the objects Kintsugi restored, they have greater meaning and beauty than their original forms.

A porcelain vase dyed blue and white will eventually break into different shapes.

Combine blue and white porcelain and kintsugi with modern clothing styles.

Innovation of self-painted blue and white patterns.

The heavy blue-white rain dyes the body blue and gold, and continues...

Turtle Meeting

DESIGN DEPARTMENT, Shibaura Institute of Technology

Improve the efficiency of Ideation and exchange of opinions In a meeting with a lot of discussions, opinions on the board are often scattered and the boundaries between groups are often blurred. A whiteboard that is "easy to summarize" and "easy to understand" is needed. Against this backdrop, we developed the "parent turtle" and "child turtle" hexagonal whiteboards to enhance visibility. The hexagonal shape allows grouping without being upside down. Furthermore, the large number of sides makes it easy to express the relationship between the hatchlings.