Hi!
I’m very happy to announce the Winter Time update!
With this update, you can switch from summer to a cozy, slow winter atmosphere with a single click.
This update also introduces three very special pots. This time, I wanted to bring a bit of Polish tradition into Kintsugi.
The first pot comes from Podhale.
Podhale is one of the most distinctive cultural regions of Poland, shaped by the Tatra Mountains and highlander traditions. Its folklore is defined by wooden architecture, carved ornaments, regional music, and bold geometric patterns. The strong link between landscape and culture makes Podhale instantly recognizable and unlike any other part of the country.
The second pot comes from Łowicz city and area around it.
Łowicz is known for one of the most colorful folk traditions in Poland. Bright, symmetrical patterns, paper cutouts, and richly decorated costumes form a visual language unique to the region. This decorative style has become an icon of Polish folk art and remains deeply rooted in local heritage.
The third pot comes from the Kaszuby.
Kashubia is a culturally distinct region in northern Poland with its own language, symbols, and ornamental motifs. Its folk patterns are inspired by nature - the sea, lakes, forests, and wind-shaped landscapes. The restrained color palette and symbolic designs set Kashubian folklore apart from other Polish regions.