Sem-Cera/Sine-Cera (English Edition)

Sem-Cera/Sine-Cera (English Edition)

In antiquity, “sincerity” literally meant “without wax”, from the Latin “sine” (without) and “cera” (wax). In the old days, when pottery or sculptures were broken or damaged, they were repaired with wax. Being transparent, the wax disguised possible flaws in the pieces, but it only lasted until it suffered some kind of heat or heating. When that happened, the wax melted, and the pieces broke or had their imperfections revealed. Therefore, when people were interested in buying pieces of ceramics or sculptures, they looked for those that were “sine cera”, sincere.
And in my opinion there is no better way to describe people.

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