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kintsugi oxford

Whether you are a Grayson Perry follower on Instagram or you just want to fix your broken Diana Royal wedding mug,
Kintsugi is fun for everyone, whatever your skill.


Services

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Workshops and Events

​Experience the art of  kintsugi  and take home a beautifully repaired ceramic item in a hands-on workshop.​

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Shop

You can purchase  kintsugi  materials, tools and kits or kintsugi ​ Items. All materials are imported from the country of origin and hand packed in UK. Please check "delivery and return"  due to the fresh materials to ship. Postage £1 to UK, £12 other countries. 

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Repair

I can repair your damaged items. Estimates provided on receipt of your photographs of the damaged piece.

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How to kintsugi

Learn the art of kintsugi at home with our kits. Step-by-step guidance covers both basic and traditional techniques using real urushi.

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About me

Nishikawa Iku, founder of Kintsugi Oxford, is originally from Kochi, Japan. She developed an interest in kintsugi while assisting Kyoto lacquerware craftsmen at workshops in Oxford. Although traditionally a specialized Japanese craft, she discovered that new materials make kintsugi more accessible globally. Through Kintsugi Oxford, she has conducted workshops in Japan, Italy, and the UK, and offers individual and group lessons at her Oxford studio, where she also performs kintsugi repairs for private clients.

Kintsugi is fun for everyone, whatever your skill.

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