A Japanese philosophy that describes finding beauty in imperfection, impermanence and simplicity. This phrase is showing a lesson of see the world in a more accepting and open-minded way of life.
Wabi was originally meant the loneness from being in the rural area’s way from city social life. Later it evolved to celebrate the simplicity and authenticity of that rural life.
Sabi was the process of decay naturally fading or wearing objects with time. Understanding that the natural state of eroding is a beautiful one that ages like fine wine.
You don’t have to go anywhere special to find Wabi-Sabi, it can be anywhere with anything.
Gratitude for the little cracks along the path we walk or worn-out seats we sit in.
Smallest of chips in a coffee cup, all reminds us of the impermanence of life.
Beauty is in the imperfect aspects of life.
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