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Originally Posted by utopia
Yes, not Tibetans of course .. my daft mistake.
Not too sure about your "arrogance" comment though .. I see it more as humility myself.
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I think it takes an arrogance to assume perfection in ones own art. Humility would assume imperfection and therefore negate the need to create one.
In any case an imperfection could perfect an object. For instance I doubt that antique Persian rug collectors would buy one that didn't have the flawed stitch, therefore making it 'perfect'.