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What is the Kintsugi method?
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Kintsugi is a unique Japanese art form that views cracks and repairs as an integral part of an object's history. Broken ceramics are carefully restored by artisans using a lacquered resin enriched with gold, silver or platinum powder. The repairs are highlighted, but also add a special aesthetic. Kintsugi literally means "golden joinery" in Japanese .
How to make Kintsugi at home?
- Step One: Select your Kintsugi item, it should be a cracked or broken item, such as a bowl, cup, mug or mug.
- Second step: Prepare the tights that will glue the pieces back together. If you opt for the colored powder, mix it in equal parts with the epoxy resin in a small saucer.
- Step Three: Assemble the pieces.
- Step Four: Create gold lines following the edges of cracks or repairs to repair and magnify it!
How was Kintsugi born?
The Kintsugi method is believed to have originated in the 15th century. It is said to have been created when Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth shogun of the Ashikaga dynasty, broke his favorite teacup and sent it to China to be repaired.
Why buy a kit to make your Kintsugi?
There are several reasons why a Kintsugi kit is a good idea to get started:
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Accessibility: Kintsugi kits can provide everything you need to start practicing the method, such as resin, gold powder, and instructions, which can make learning easier and less expensive.
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Quality of Materials: Kintsugi kits typically offer high-quality materials to help you get the best results for your project.
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Accuracy of Instructions: Kintsugi kits often include detailed instructions to help you learn repair techniques and produce satisfactory results.
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Saves time: By purchasing a kit, you can save time by having everything you need in one place, rather than having to search for different materials separately.
In conclusion, purchasing a Kintsugi kit can be a practical and affordable option for those who want to learn the technique and create their own repaired objects with quality materials.
