Broken Ceramic Repair Lessons
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 Cementing only lesson |
 Restore vase lesson |
 Restore plate lesson including coloring |
 How to fix ceramic crack |
 Restore bowl lesson w/ missing pieces |
 Making missing part w/ fired clay |
 Repairing brokenstone sculpture |
 Painting pottery after repair |
 Sculpting missing pieces |
 Miniature Porcelain |
Kintsugi Art Metaphor: „Mending Broken Pottery With Gold“
What Can We Learn From a Broken Teapot?
Kintsugi, as the practice is known, gives new life or rebirth to damaged or aging ceramic objects by celebrating their frailty and history. One can consider how we might live a kintsugi life, finding value in the cracks, missing pieces and chips – bringing to light the scars that have come from life experiences, finding new purpose through aging and loss, seeing the beauty of ‘imperfection’ and loving ourselves, family and friends despite flaws.
Kintsugi process before and after pictures
 Broken Japanese Sake cup |
 Sake cup restored – kintsugi mended |
 Sake cup restored – side B |
 Broken wood fired bowl |
 Bowl mended w/gold – Kintsukuroi |
 Kintsugi process complete top view |
 Broken Japanese bowl |
 Bowl restored – kintsugi mended |
 Bowl restored – kintsugi mended B |
 Broken „Wabi-sabi“ teabowl |
 Teabowl restored with gold view A |
 Teabowl restored with gold view B |
 Kintsugi Yobitsugi style repair |
 Kintsugi: Substituting missing pieces |
 Can use pieces you provide |
Our Choices of Metals:
Gold Silver
Copper Bronze
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тагове: японски, ремонт, Kintsugi , изкуство