Guy Keulemans is a researcher at the University of New South Wales Art & Design. The research discussed in this article has received funding from Hotel Hotel, the Molonglo Group, the ACT ...

My brother had some basic knowledge of kintsugi that he learned from multiple trips to visit friends in Japan, some of whom are traditional Japanese ceramic enthusiasts. I had seen it in photos ...

Making damaged objects useful again. Kintsugi is well known on ceramic, and mostly tea stoneware, but was also used on porcelain and on lacquerware to enhance the luxury of old. It is the ...

According to reviewers, these are the most durable and discreet glues for ceramic — plus a DIY kintsugi kit that turns shattered item into a work of art. This Glue Masters professional-grade ...

and eventually became a professional ceramic and glass conservator at places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. But she'd never practiced kintsugi. Kintsugi is a kind of art ...

But restoring and understanding ceramic itself is same. So I managed to catch up very easily, the kintsugi techniques. Miller: One of your works was made using a Persian earthenware plate that was ...

I recently took a course in kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of ... A curing time of seven to 10 days is required before applying a layer of black lacquer over the top of the now-dried red ...

Aizawa repairs ceramic pottery using an ancient Japanese method of kintsugi, mending together the broken pieces using adhesives and putties, and decorating with a golden powder. The art of ...

Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese craft technique that utilizes lacquer and gold to repair broken ceramic pieces. Kunio Nakamura, the 52-year-old kintsugi artist who operates Rokujigen ...