Kintsugi: Finding Strength in Imperfection

What if your greatest wounds could become your greatest source of strength?

Kintsugi -- literally "golden joints" -- is the centuries-old Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery by filling its cracks with gold, transforming damage into beauty rather than hiding it. Personal-development coach and author Céline Santini uses this quiet, meditative art as a metaphor for emotional healing, guiding readers through the same patient process -- cleaning, mending, and celebrating -- that potters have used for centuries.

Structured around kintsugi's six traditional stages -- Break, Assemble, Wait, Repair, Reveal, and Sublimate -- the book blends reflective storytelling, gentle wisdom, and hands-on exercises to help readers move through grief, disappointment, or change at their own pace. Evocative photography and illustrations accompany each stage, making the process as beautiful to hold as it is to practice.
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• A gentle framework for recovering from loss, heartbreak, or hardship
• Guided through kintsugi's six traditional stages of breaking, mending, and renewal
• Written by a personal-development coach and author of over twenty books
• Featuring reflective exercises, poetry, and original photography and illustrations
• A meaningful gift for anyone starting over or healing from a difficult chapter