Kintsugi is the Japanese art of restoring ceramics using precious metals.

The basis of the philosophy of Kintsugi is respect for antiquity and acceptance of the inevitability of change. 

Chips, cracks and imperfections are perceived as an integral part of the history and life of the object, not decreasing, but increasing its value for the owner.

The Japanese philosophy of respecting antiquity echoes the views of the Circassians.

Located at the bottom of the plate, аncient Circassian sign in the form of a spiral with a bird and a fish tail means the unity of water and air elements, cyclicity of everything in our world.