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Writer's pictureKalina Bains

Kintsugi Woman Affirmations





God, I find my reflection. I am a vessel once shattered, now beautifully reborn, my cracks filled with the luminous gold of resilience and strength. May this transformation be a celebration of the power of healing and the beauty of imperfection.


Grant me the wisdom to see the value in my scars, understanding that each mark tells a story of survival and renewal. Help me to recognize that in my brokenness lies my uniqueness, a beauty that is irreplaceable and unparalleled. May I always remember that my worth is not diminished by my fractures but is instead made more precious.


As gold fills the cracks of pottery, let love and strength fill my being, making me whole once more, not despite my broken parts, but because of them.


Bless me with the courage to continue embracing my imperfections, understanding that they do not make me less, but more complete. May I walk forward in life, not as a victim of my past, but as a living embodiment of kintsugi, proudly bearing my scars as symbols of my resilience and strength.


Let my journey inspire others, showing that it is possible to emerge from adversity not just repaired, but transformed into something more beautiful for having been broken. In this journey of healing and transformation, I am a revolution, a masterpiece reborn, more precious and beautiful for having been mended with gold.


These affirmations are designed to remind you of your intrinsic worth, resilience, and the unique beauty that comes from overcoming life's challenges. Keep them close to your heart as reminders of your strength and the beauty in your journey.


  1. I am a work of art, beautifully mended with gold, stronger and more stunning in the places I once broke.

  2. My scars are my story, each crack filled with light, proving I am resilient, whole, and unbroken.

  3. Like kintsugi, my challenges only add to my value, making me uniquely beautiful and irreplaceably strong.

  4. I embrace my flaws as the most precious parts of me, for they are where my strength and beauty unite.

  5. I am more than my broken pieces; I am a masterpiece reborn, more beautiful for having been broken.

  6. In my repair, I find my revolution; I am not simply fixed, I am transformed into something more magnificent.

  7. My resilience is my gold, binding my broken parts into a testament of survival and grace.

  8. I am not defined by my fractures but by the courage it takes to mend them with gold, embracing my imperfections.

  9. Each crack in my being is a path where light enters, illuminating my strength and my journey towards wholeness.

  10. I am a living kintsugi, embodying the art of overcoming adversity with beauty, proving I am built to last and shine.

  11. My journey of healing is my gold; it highlights my strength, making me a kintsugi woman, beautifully whole in my own way.

  12. I am a kintsugi woman, beautifully healing, where my cracks are filled with gold, a celebration to my strength and resilience. Broken, but far from defeated.

  13. In every crack and crevice of my being, there lies a story of survival and grace. Like kintsugi, I embrace my flaws, for they are what make me uniquely strong and unbreakably beautiful.

  14. I recognize my worth and embrace my imperfections. Just as kintsugi celebrates the beauty in brokenness, I celebrate the journey that has made me who I am today.

  15. Through the art of kintsugi, I am reminded that my broken pieces can be put back together with gold. I am not just repaired; I am transformed into something more precious than before.

  16. I am a testament to resilience. Like a kintsugi masterpiece, my experiences, no matter how broken, contribute to my beauty and strength. I am not defined by my fractures but by the courage it takes to heal them.

  17. Embracing my scars as part of my story, I am a kintsugi woman, proving that there is strength in vulnerability and beauty in imperfection. My brokenness is not a weakness but a source of power.

  18. I am a canvas of survival, each scar a stroke of gold. Like kintsugi, my healing is an art, turning what was once broken into a masterpiece of resilience and beauty.

  19. Just as kintsugi highlights cracks with gold, I highlight my struggles as sources of strength. My broken moments are not my end; they are the beginning of something more beautiful.

  20. I am not afraid of my broken pieces. Like the art of kintsugi, I see them as opportunities for growth and beauty, reminders that even in brokenness, there is wholeness.

  21. My spirit, like kintsugi, refuses to be broken. Each crack mended with gold, I stand stronger and more beautiful, a living emblem of resilience and grace.

  22. In the journey of healing, I am a kintsugi woman, embracing my broken pieces with love and filling them with gold. Broken, yes, but beautifully reborn into strength and imperishable beauty.


Reflecting on imperfections, and finding beauty in being imperfect, we can use affirmations to light up inner power, promoting self-acceptance. As kintsugi women our scars reveal resilience and tell our unique stories.


Let's embrace the kintsugi spirit in our daily lives, seeing beauty in imperfections and coming out stronger after challenges. Together we are living authentically and accepting our imperfections.

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