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Marv Mills
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The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same. This may be a neologism.

E.g. "The ______ of the steering wheel speaks to the years of use and loving care John put into his Roadster."

Interesting, here they call it "aesthetics of use" but I'm certain there is a single term.

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same. This may be a neologism.

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same. This may be a neologism.

E.g. "The ______ of the steering wheel speaks to the years of use and loving care John put into his Roadster."

Interesting, here they call it "aesthetics of use" but I'm certain there is a single term.

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What is the term used to describe the added aesthetic value of usethe wearing effect that comes from usage of an object?

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same. This may be a neologism.

What is the term used to describe the added aesthetic value of use?

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same.

What is the term used to describe the aesthetic value of the wearing effect that comes from usage of an object?

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same. This may be a neologism.

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Erik
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What is the term used to describe the added aesthetic value of use?

The examples typically cited are well-worn bicycles, the steering wheel on a vintage car, a leather wallet, etc. Seems related to patina but not the same.