Traditional Kintsugi workshop runs for 5 sessions over a period of 4 to 6 weeks,

As part of the course, students are invited to bring their own broken ceramic items (2 to 3 pieces) to repair during the sessions.

To ensure the best experience and successful results, please carefully follow these conditions when selecting your piece:

 

✅ Acceptable Pieces:

Ceramic or porcelain items only. (glazed)

Cleanly broken pieces (ideally 2–3 fragments).

Surfaces should be clean and free of dirt, oils, or adhesive residues.

Breaks should fit well together (no missing parts or crumbling edges).

Each ceramic item should not exceed 15 × 15 × 15 cm in size.

 

❌ Not Suitable:

Glass, stoneware, or plastic items.

Items with tiny shattered pieces or dust-like fragments.

Items that have been previously repaired or glued.

Porous ceramics (such as unglazed clay) that absorb moisture easily.

 

Notes:

2 to 3 items per student.

This course uses natural Japanese lacquer (Urushi), which may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals.

Protective gloves will be provided, and participants are advised to handle the material with care. If you have sensitive skin or known allergies to natural resins, please consult with the instructor in advance.

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