Beachcombing Kirkcaldy - WORLDS BEST Sea Pottery! & The Beauty in the broken, KINTSUKI

We're beachcombing Kirkcaldy's amazing sea pottery - it is the best! Join us for a fantastic hunt, while the wind blasts across the sea on a beautiful sunny day! There is so much beauty in these broken and partial beach treasures! SHOP: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Scottish... Nicole's SHOP https://www.tiliabythesea.com/ SUPPORT: Kofi: https://ko-fi.com/scottishmudlarking https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/... LINKS: Jump-ring opener https://amzn.to/33K7teA Welcome Back to the Beach #5! It is our last episode in this series and we thought, lets go back to the very first video we made and get back along to Kirkcaldy, the home of Scottish Spongeware and the best place we know for amazing patterned sea pottery! It's a gorgeous late summer day and the tides are out, but the wind is really blasting across the sea, working the waves into a storm - what better place to come today! The long, flat beach, here means the tides comes in very fast, so we head to the waterline before the tides cover the sands! Its the first time we have visited this shoreline in around 6 months and its changed! But its no less generous than before - we find amazing chunky sea glass and plain pottery! Today we are looking for the best pictorial and decorative pieces we can find for some one of a kind jewellery. But we wanted to do something a little different on Sunday, so we're also collecting the plain pieces we often leave behind... they will be just perfect for a mosaic project!! There is a soft, warm, tactile quality to the pottery pieces that have washed along these shores for over 100 years... those with patterns offer glimpses of the past - they, just like the past itself, can never be entire or whole here in the present. But that gives them a sublime beauty that we try to enhance when making things with them. Craig takes a look at the Japanese ceramic repair technique, Kintsuki, which shows breaks, missing pieces, that mark the age of things, as an art and among the highest forms of beauty. We hope you enjoyed today's video... Thank you so much! Did you enjoy our Back to the Beach series? Let us know in the comments which topic you enjoyed most - did we miss your favourite? What would you like to see covered? Let us know! Next Friday we have a squeaky new series for you, 5 Beaches we have never visited before, so subscribe now and hit the bell to get notifications. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE:    / @scottishmudlarking   Follow us on: Instagram - @scottish_mudlarking Facebook -   / scottishmudlarking   --Update on Scotland's COVID restrictions-- Scotland has moved beyond the 'protection levels system', which means we have no restrictions in place. None-the-less, we are advised to continue to follow safe practices, which we do in full. Credits: Daderot Edo 18thC plate Tea Bowl 16thC Tea Pot https://creativecommons.org/publicdom... Cleaning pottery Archeologia.chodlik Kintsuki Ruthann Hurwitz RLiverpool2021 Mixing Bowls https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Unsplash Motoki Tom Kintsuki cup Fernando Lavin Sugru Repair #mudlarking #Scottish #Relaxing