wabisabi
its all good, even know its not perfect.
everything is perfect in its own way.
your drawing is wabisabi.
everything is perfect in its own way.
your drawing is wabisabi.
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Wabi Sabi
Based on the Japanese Philosophy meaning "Beauty in imperfection", It is mostly used when referring to things that are natural and imperfect.
That girl don't cake her face up with make up, she got that wabi sabi!
I love her wabi sabi, you see them stretch marks?
Ain't nobody perfect bruh, wabi sabi its all love.
I love her wabi sabi, you see them stretch marks?
Ain't nobody perfect bruh, wabi sabi its all love.
Wabi Sabi by Fred Amateur Rebel December 11, 2017
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wabi-sabi
1. represents a comprehensive Japanese world view or aesthetic centered on the acceptance of transience
2. The aesthetic principal is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete"
2. The aesthetic principal is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete"
"dude your mom is totally wabi-sabi"
"I made a great vase on the pottery wheel, then i dropped it. I was going to throw it away, but then i noticed how wabi-sabi the fall had made it."
"I made a great vase on the pottery wheel, then i dropped it. I was going to throw it away, but then i noticed how wabi-sabi the fall had made it."
wabi-sabi by Golden Apollo February 1, 2008
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