DIY Kintsugi Ceramic Repair Kit – mendedwithgold

Descripción

Mended with Gold's kintsugi-inspired ceramic repair kit contains everything you need to fix your broken ceramics. If you have a cherished piece that has recently broken, there's no better feeling than being able to fix something you thought was lost. If you're intimidated, don't be - we promise that this kit and the instructions have all the materials and information that you need to tackle your repair project as a complete beginner. Our FAQ page is a great place to start but if you don't find the answers to your questions and you're looking for more guidance please message us - we're always happy to help. :)

We encourage you to embrace imperfection and celebrate the uniqueness of each restored piece. This transformative process goes beyond repairs; it turns cherished heirlooms, gifts, and antiques into captivating works of art that tell a story. Unleash your inner artist as you embark on a journey, infusing creativity into the restoration of your broken treasures. With our kintsugi ceramic repair kit you can discover the profound beauty that lies within imperfection, turning each repair into a testament to the art of resilience and transformation.

Our kit contains:

Epoxy glue (25 ml)
Gold powder (3 g)
Stir sticks (5)
Toothpicks (for repairing finer cracks)
Dusting brush
Rubber gloves
Paper for mixing glue and gold powder (5)
Instruction Card

*Repaired ceramic saucer not included*

Kintsugi: how to do it, different methods and best kits - Homes and Antiques

TIL that the Japanese will repair broken pottery with powder gold lacquer to highlight imperfections, not hide them. The process is called Kintsugi. : r/todayilearned