wabi
/ˈwɑːbi/Definitions
1. noun
A quality or state of being rustic, simple, or impermanent, often used to describe beauty in imperfection or natural surroundings.
“The wabi of the old wooden bridge added to its charm.”
2. noun
A type of Japanese aesthetic emphasizing the beauty of imperfection and impermanence, often associated with tea ceremonies.
“The wabi aesthetic of the garden was reflected in its simple yet elegant design.”
3. adjective
Characterized by simplicity, imperfection, or impermanence, often in a way that is considered beautiful or charming.
“The wabi pottery had a unique charm to it, with its imperfections adding to its character.”