Discover the art of Kintsugi with our complete initiation kit

 Dive into the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi and transform your broken ceramics into true works of art. Specially designed for beginners, our Kintsugi kit gives you everything you need to repair and enhance your objects with elegance. Each crack becomes a creative opportunity to create a unique and precious piece thanks to the use of gold powder.

 Why choose our Kintsugi kit?

 • Quality Materials : Includes urushi, tonoko, charcoal, mawata ball lacquers and a gold alternative powder for elegant finishes.
 • Essential tools : Brushes, spatulas and accessories are included to ensure a precise and careful repair.
 • Detailed instructions : Access a video tutorial and complete instructions via a QR code to guide you step by step through the process.

 This kit is ideal for those who wish to discover the art of Kintsugi and bring their ceramics back to life while giving them a unique golden touch.

 Start your journey into the art of Kintsugi today with our complete kit!

Kintsugi initiation kit

€189.00

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Kintsugi Initiation Kit for Beginners

Explore the art of kintsugi with this complete kit specially designed for beginners. It contains everything you need to restore your broken objects while giving them a unique touch of elegance.

Polystyrene Drying Box (Muro)

• New increased capacity: 2.4 L

Possibility of placing two small cups or a large chawan-type bowl there

• Internal dimensions: 24 x 15.5 x 20 cm

Kintsugi Kit Box

New : a small porcelain cup broken in two to train you immediately.
• 1 tube of Ki urushi raw lacquer (30 g)
• 1 tube of Bengara black lacquer (10 g)
• 1 tube of Bengara red lacquer (10 g)
• 1 sachet of Tonoko (20 g)
• 1 sachet of flour (20 g)
• 1 sachet of charcoal powder (5 g)
• 1 sachet of golden brass powder (4 g)*
• 1 ball of Mawata (100% silk)
• 1 Ashirai-kebo brush (for applying gold powder)
• 1 professional brush with very fine long bristles no. 0 (for precise lines)
• plastic spatula knife (for mixing)
• wooden stick
• Water sandpaper strips:
• n°400
• n°600
• n°800
• n°2000
• 1 plastic dropper pipette
• 1 pair of rubber gloves
• 1 pair of protective arm sleeves
• 1 disposable plastic apron
• 1 porcelain cup broken in two (for repair)
Optional

Sachet of keshifun gold powder 0.1g
Manual

A PDF manual introducing the kintsugi kit in 7 steps to download online (QR code).
Videos

Exclusive access to video tutorials explaining the 7 fundamental steps of kintsugi:

kintsugi.art/kintsugi videos or QR code online
Notes

- In the event of a stock shortage of one or more products included in the kit, equivalent supplies will be provided to you as a replacement.
Kiurushi lacquer can cause allergic skin reactions. Urushiol is the active ingredient that can sometimes be responsible for various skin reactions when it comes into contact with the skin.

Warning :
When handling kiurushi liquid lacquer you must wear gloves, a protective mask and long-sleeved clothing to cover your arms.
After each skin contact with Urushi lacquer you should immediately wipe the affected skin area with edible oil such as rapeseed or sunflower oil.
After contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water and consult a doctor promptly.

Work surface :
After each use clean your work surface with organic solvents such as alcohol or acetone. Your work area must be well ventilated and ventilated.

Material :
Your brushes should be cleaned with turpentine and then coated with cooking oil.
If you don't have a protective box for your brushes, wrap them in transparent film to protect them from dust.
FREE DELIVERY - From 50€ purchase : Europe / International
For online purchases made outside the European Union, local customs duties and taxes may apply.
Orders placed before 2 p.m. (Paris GMT+1) are shipped the same day.
A confirmation email will be sent to you when your order is shipped, containing all the necessary information.
By offering this kintsugi kit wrapped in an elegant furoshiki , you not only combine the art of repair with an eco-responsible approach, but you also offer an enriching experience.
Furoshiki , which advocates reuse and the beauty of imperfections, reinforces the message of resilience and creativity behind kintsugi.
The furoshiki can also be reused for future gifts or as an accessory, thus giving a second life to the fabric .