When we face life's trials and challenges, how can we find beauty in our brokenness? Curtis Kotake, an artist in the tradition of Kintsugi, joins us on Grace Among Us to share his insight and experience in embracing our scars and learning from them. With this unique craft, Curtis has not only found therapeutic benefits for himself, but also brought joy to others and gained recognition through the impact these bowls have made on many as they "ripple out".
Diving into the world of Kintsugi, Curtis takes broken pieces and gracefully reassembles them into beautiful bowls, symbolizing our journey of growth and healing from life's struggles. We discuss the impact of COVID on his work and how he aspires to leave a lasting legacy through his art. Join us for this heartfelt conversation that will inspire you to discover the beauty in your own scars and experience the power of transformation.
If you'd like a bowl of your own...or one for a gift, please contact Curtis Kotake at 510-414-0800
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