Intro to Kintsugi | Chu Chu Rice Bowl, Chopsticks & Holder Included!

A super special class taught by Yuka Morino of Three Little Spruce and Chu Chu Ceramics!

As this is a speciality class, there are no refunds or re-booking allowed.  You may gift your spot to another person should you not be able to make it.

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In this standalone class, participants will learn the traditional Japanese art of restoring broken pottery, known as Kintsugi, by repairing small chips on a chopstick rest and a handmade bowl made by Serena of Chu Chu Ceramics.

The intricate process of Kintsugi will be taught through hands-on instruction in a class setting. Each participant will have the opportunity to work on their chopstick rest and rice bowl in different stages of the process during the session, and they will be able to take their restored pieces home.

In addition to mastering the art of Kintsugi, participants will also learn how to craft lacquer ware chopsticks, adding another layer of traditional Japanese craftsmanship to their skill set.

Important: Please be aware that we will use Urushi lacquer, essential to Kintsugi, can cause severe skin irritation. Always wear provided gloves and apply Vaseline to exposed skin.

Avoid contact with non-intended surfaces.

*Please do not take this workshop if you've been exposed to poison Ivy previously.

All tools, materials, and chipped ceramics to work on will be provided in the class (actual Chu Chu bowl will be added to this listing soon!). Should you choose to enhance your experience by purchasing our kit, it is available for purchase at the class.

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If you would like to repair your own broken ceramics with the kintsugi technique, please purchase this class option instead: DIY Kintsugi | Repair Your Own Ceramic Item