It’s a traditional Japanese art form that involves repairing broken pottery with gold or silver lacquer. The ancient practice explores profound themes of imperfection, healing and transformation serving as a powerful metaphor for embracing flaws and scars. The collection emphasises on the allure of brokenness, echoing the kintsugi philosophy that something repaired can become more beautiful. The golden fractures depicts strength through imperfections, while the colour palette incorporates soft, muted earth tones such as beige and browns with striking veins of gold.