Silver kintsugi

Gintsugi

A kintsugi if sorts.

Rosanne Pugliese on Instagram: "Inspired by #Kintsugi ✨ the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum, highlighting the beauty in imperfection and history. This philosophy celebrates the object’s unique journey, transforming its fractures into stunning features that tell a story of resilience and grace."

To forget, to fix, to repair. For all lost in memory, to be repaired with beauty.

Artist Charlotte Bailey, fascinated by the traditional Japanese mending technique called kintsugi, utilizes an embroidery method to reassemble a broken vase. She first wraps each broken piece in fabric and then uses gold metallic thread to painstakingly patchwork the pieces together. While the process isn’t meant to make the vase functional again, it does produce a striking sculptural object.

Kintsugi Humade on Instagram: "If you have a broken item you would like to fix.Repair them with our New kintsugi repair kit. We are curious which colour you would prefer The available colours are: • Gold • Silver • Bronze • Copper Our first & original ‘New kintsugi repair kit’ is available since 2009. It includes a manual with instructions in 5 languages. The kit is sold worldwide in the best concept stores and museum shops, have a look in our link-tree for a local sales point or shop online

Kintsugi nails are trending again, so we asked a professional nail artist how we can get the look.

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Kintsugi silver

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