Kinstukuroi

Tomás Navarro

Publishing date:7 march 2017

Categories:Self-help, Non-Fiction, Psychology

Synopsis:

Kintsukuroi is the Japanese art of putting broken things back together.

When a ceramic pot breaks, kintsukuroi masters repair it by filling the cracks with gold or silver, thus emphasizing the reconstruction because a rebuilt piece is a symbol of fragility but also strength and beauty.

In this book, Tomás Navarro teaches us how to apply this art to our lives, providing us with all the tools we need to overcome adversity like a true kintsukuroi master.

Highlights

Highlights Kinstukuroi

An inspiring guide that teaches us how adversity can be an opportunity to make us into stronger, better people.

International Editions

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Russia

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Italy

Portugal

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Poland

France

Bulgaria

Taiwan

ROMANIA

The Netherlands

Slovakia

Italy special edition

Serbia

Technical Data

Technical data	Publish date: 7 march 2017 ISBN: 978-84-08-16801-0 Pages: 272 Imprint: Zenith
Rights sold	Saraiva Educação (Brazil), Znasti (Bulgaria), Nakladatelstvi Leda (Czech Republic), Planetopija (Croatia), La Martinière (France), Kösel Verlag (Germany), HGV (Hungary), Mahaka Publishing (Indonesia), Giunti Editore (Italy), Zvaigzne (Letonia), Obuolys (Lithuania), Matica Makedonska (Macedonia), Muza (Poland), Materia Prima Ediçoes (Portugal), Prestige (Romania), Eksmo Publishing (Russia), Blum (Serbia), Citadella (Slovakia), Azoth (Taiwan), Mono Generation (Thailand), Xander Uitgevers (The Netherlands), Hodder Stoughton (UK), Salon Yayinlari (Turkey), Vietnam Az Communication and Culture (Vietnam), Datang Publishing House (China).

Technical data

Publish date: 7 march 2017

ISBN: 978-84-08-16801-0

Pages: 272

Imprint: Zenith

Rights sold

Saraiva Educação (Brazil), Znasti (Bulgaria), Nakladatelstvi Leda (Czech Republic), Planetopija (Croatia), La Martinière (France), Kösel Verlag (Germany), HGV (Hungary), Mahaka Publishing (Indonesia), Giunti Editore (Italy), Zvaigzne (Letonia), Obuolys (Lithuania), Matica Makedonska (Macedonia), Muza (Poland), Materia Prima Ediçoes (Portugal), Prestige (Romania), Eksmo Publishing (Russia), Blum (Serbia), Citadella (Slovakia), Azoth (Taiwan), Mono Generation (Thailand), Xander Uitgevers (The Netherlands), Hodder Stoughton (UK), Salon Yayinlari (Turkey), Vietnam Az Communication and Culture (Vietnam), Datang Publishing House (China).