Pure Gold Authentic Kintsugi Ceramic Workshop with Master Artisan
Overview
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese restoration technique that utilizes gold or other metal powder to mend broken, chipped, or cracked items. This art form emphasizes the cultural significance of caring for objects and has gained global recognition.
- ✨ Kintsugi lacquer is derived from the poison oak tree or black tree in the poison ivy family.
- 🛠️ When dried, lacquer acts as a natural adhesive that is harmless to the human body and hardens effectively.
- 🌟 In kintsugi, cracks are viewed as a landscape, embellished with gold, silver, or other metal powders.
- 📜 The philosophy of kintsugi embraces the history of an item by acknowledging its flaws rather than concealing them.
- 🏅 In 2024, Master Taku received the Medal with Dark Blue Ribbon for notable contributions in science, art, and creation.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
Lightning in the Dark Shikkoku: Kintsugi with real natural lacquer and pure gold. Natural lacquer and chemical resin are used in combination. (90mins)
When giving as a gift, your recipient can choose a date at their convenience during a booking process. Otherwise, you can choose one after checkout and voucher redemption.
- Lesson fee
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- All necessary equipment included
- A plate you will use for the lesson, and to bring home after lesson.
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Meeting point
Return details
Master Taku teaches you the process of authentic Kintsugi technique with real Urushi lacquer and pure gold powder.
Let's create imperfect beauty (Wabi) with Kintsugi. You can take it home on the day!
Three Options:
A: Shuurushi kannyuzome kintsugi. - Kintsugi with real natural lacquer and pure gold. (110mins)
B: Black & Gold Shikkokurai. -If you're looking for a cool and sophisticated vibe, try repairing a black plate with kintsugi. The method is the same as option A.(90mins)
C: You can easily experience "Yobitugi", the highest technique among Kintsugi techniques. It is to attach different decorations and materials to the missing parts.
(90mins)
Who is Taku Nakano?
Taku Nakano is a ceramist who runs a pottery studio in Omotesando, Tokyo where is known as the epicenter of fashion. His work is guided by the motto, "Even more beautiful and more robust than before it broke," and he creates unique ceramics that nobody has seen before.
If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met,
you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.