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Japanese art kintsugi ceramic repair workshop

Where
30 Carrington Rd
Marrickville NSW 2204
Australia
When

Saturday 24 January from 10am to 2pm Saturday 14 March from 10am to 2pm Saturday 16 May from 10am to 2pm Saturday 11 July from 10am to 2pm Saturday 19 September from 10am to 2pm Saturday 28 November from 10am to 2pm

Kintsugi is a century-old Japanese craft where broken ceramic objects are pieced back together using lacquer and gold dust based on the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi finding beauty in imperfection.

The process transforms much loved, worn items into a beautifully crafted, new piece of art. It is a chance to live a more sustainable way and to rescue objects which would otherwise be discarded.

In this relaxed, zero-waste workshop, you will learn the introductory technique of ‘Art Kintsugi’ mending by following seven essential steps using modern accessible materials and bring home a piece of your own Kintsugi art.

Kintsugi, ‘Golden ceramic restoration’ is a century-old Japanese art of repairing broken /cracked pottery using lacquer as glue to put fragments together.

The repaired item is then finished with the surface decoration of gold powder transforming it into a new piece of art when otherwise it would be thrown away.

Important note: this class is not recommended for pregnant women (due to some of the materials used).

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