Dorodango: The Japanese Art of Making Mud Balls Kay Sekimachi By Manabu Asaoka

By Manabu Asaoka

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Dorodango: The Japanese Art of Making Mud Balls Kay Sekimachi By Manabu AsaokaBy Bruce Gardner. The exquisite Japanese hikaru dorodango, or shiny mud ball, is created by rolling earth by hand into a perfect sphere and polishing it until it gleams. Not only are the results truly impressive, but this calm and meditative practice, once a playground game, has been rediscovered as a peaceful pastime. Known for inducing flow, the ultimate state of happiness, this simple art is being adopted by people of all ages. Alongside beautiful