The Philosophy of Imperfection

Episode 2: The Philosophy of Imperfection This episode celebrates the beauty of crooked stitches and handmade mistakes, exploring how craft teaches us to embrace imperfection in both our creations and ourselves. Lila reflects on wabi-sabi aesthetics, visible mending, and kintsugi philosophy, showing how flaws become features and mistakes become opportunities. She argues that accepting imperfect handwork is practice for accepting our imperfect humanity—a revolutionary act in a perfection-obsessed culture.

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