Classes


Modern Kintsugi Workshop
Mar
23

Modern Kintsugi Workshop

Explore the art of Kintsugi in this hands-on 3-hour workshop, where you'll repair broken ceramic pieces using epoxy resin and golden powder. Learn how to transform imperfections into beautiful features by highlighting them with gold. No experience needed for this introductory class—just bring your creativity and enjoy the process.

Perfect for anyone looking to experience the meditative art of Kintsugi and create a beautiful, personalized keepsake to cherish!

Includes:
All materials and tools including a ceramic heart, epoxy, & gold mica powder
Expert instruction from certified Kintsugi specialists
Tips for caring for your finished piece

Seating is limited, in order to give each participant access to individualized instruction

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Kintsugi: The Art of Repair - A 4-Part Hands-On Workshop Series
Feb
9
to Mar 2

Kintsugi: The Art of Repair - A 4-Part Hands-On Workshop Series

Join us for a 4-part workshop series to explore Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing ceramics with gold. Certified Kintsugi Specialist Lauren Luscombe of LL Kintsugi will guide you through each step. By the end of the series, you’ll have a one-of-a-kind piece to take home, along with the knowledge and materials to continue practicing on your own.

Materials Included: Urushi lacquer, gold powder, and all necessary tools.

Please Bring: Up to two broken ceramic pieces (original piece no larger than 8"). They must be glazed, cracked or broken in up to three pieces. We do not recommend bringing a family heirloom as a piece to learn on, instead consider bringing something less precious.

Class size is limited to 6 people to ensure personalized instruction and a more focused experience.

Dates: Feb 9,16, 23, Mar 2 * please remember this course is a series of 4 classes.

Important Disclaimer:
Urushi, the main material used in kintsugi, is a natural material that can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals in its wet state; similar to poison ivy. It is highly recommended that participants wear gloves, long-sleeves, long pants and closed-toe shoes.

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