Act II scene IV
Spring has finally arrived. Fresh air has finally arrived and awakens humanity from winter hibernation.
Under the magnolia tree, the potter is repairing the broken vase, using an ancient technique. Kintsukuroi - gold repair.
The garden is peaceful, the chirping birds do not disturb the work of the noble craftsman: they are part of the scene.
The master did not want to lose the old vase. He said it was useful.
Broken, not bent; but not inevitably lost.
On the wall, beyond the rose bush, an engraving on an ancient stone slab reads: Cherish the simple. Cherish the old. Do not hide your scars, show them with pride. "
Act II scene IV
Spring has finally arrived. Fresh air has finally arrived and awakens humanity from winter hibernation.
Under the magnolia tree, the potter is repairing the broken vase, using an ancient technique. Kintsukuroi - gold repair.
The garden is peaceful, the chirping birds do not disturb the work of the noble craftsman: they are part of the scene.
The master did not want to lose the old vase. He said it was useful.
Broken, not bent; but not inevitably lost.
On the wall, beyond the rose bush, an engraving on an ancient stone slab reads: Cherish the simple. Cherish the old. Do not hide your scars, show them with pride. "