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Polishing mud
Hikaru dorodango is the name given to balls made of earth and clay, which, thanks to polishing by hand, acquire a shining appearance of stone. Creating a simple dorodango was a traditional pastime for Japanese schoolchildren, which has now grown to the status of a separate art form. This process is meditative and brings unprecedented satisfaction. Today, such an activity is increasingly seen as one of the most effective ways to meditate and increase motivation for the creative process. And, of course, the resulting items have proven themselves in a stylish interior.
