The unveiling of the Aurea Healing Heart sculpture was truly a magical moment during our Berkeley Bespoke magazine Love Issiue launch night, at Bulgari Hotel London. It was an honor to have Ariadna Gutiérrez reveal the sculpture, which represents the beauty of imperfection and the transformative power of healing.
Installation reminds us to embrace our own imperfections and find beauty in our healing journey. The Aurea Healing Heart sculpture captivated everyone who was present, and we are thrilled to share that this stunning piece of art is now featured on a limited edition magazine case.
We invite you to learn more about the Aurea Healing Heart sculpture and the message behind it. Thank you again for joining us and being a part of this unforgettable moment.
WHY BE BROKEN IF YOU CAN BE GOLD ?
The Aurea Healing Heart sculpture is a true masterpiece that captures the essence of the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi. It represents the beauty of imperfection and the power of healing. The golden scars that adorn the heart symbolize the journey of healing and transformation, reminding us that our wounds do not define us, but instead make us stronger and more beautiful.
This sculpture is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and a reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is hope for healing and renewal. The Aurea Healing Heart sculpture invites us to embrace our imperfections, to love ourselves unconditionally, and to trust in the healing power of time and self-care.
May this work of art inspire us to look at our own scars with love and compassion, and to find the beauty in our own healing journey, from broken to beautiful. It was a moment that reminded us all that we are capable of transforming our pain into something truly golden.
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.”
This powerful quote by Rumi reminds us that our struggles and challenges can lead us to greater growth and understanding. By accepting and reflecting on our experiences, we can transform our struggles into sources of light and beauty, both within ourselves and in the world around us. Rumi’s words resonate with the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi, which is the art of repairing broken pottery with gold. This ancient practice recognizes the beauty and value of imperfection, and sees brokenness not as a flaw but as an opportunity for something new and beautiful to emerge. Just as the gold in kintsugi repairs transforms a broken vessel into a work of art, the Light that enters through our broken places can illuminate our deepest selves and lead us to a new level of understanding and compassion.
If you find yourself feeling broken or wounded, remember that these are the places where the Light can enter you. Embrace your brokenness, for it is the key to your transformation and your golden repair.
