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Hyper-Niche Japanese art philosophy you're using a crude second hand translation of, and how it attempts to define the word "Flaw" does not concern me. Which does not, in fact, mean that you did not commit the logical mistake I described, it only means you're inconsistent. You set up a false...

Dont act lofty because we both saw the same tumblr post. Rejecting a philosophy (or rather, a transliterary interpretation of a philosophy, because that matters) is not the same as not understanding it. "Something" way to weasel that word in there, "something" we are not talking about...

That is definitionally not a flaw, the brokenness of the bowl is a flaw, not the fact that it was once broken and the pieces converted into a new, better object. Further, an assembled bowl mortared with gold is as different from an unaltered ceramic bowl as a painting is from a jar of paint.

Visual accuracy is something to be pursued in portrayal. It is a positive, and the lack is always a negative. Now, these are not overriding factors in the face of all others, but a flaw is a flaw no matter how small or outweighed by benefits, and it should be referred to as such.