[Basic Kit] Traditional Kintsugi Tutorial - Food safe method - Broken ceramics

Can you eat out of it ?

Are you telling me using real gold ,wasn't food safe?

The stuff you use to fill the cracks with, is it possible to color it? Say I have a blue plate I want to repair. Brown would not look that nice combined with blue.

Wow I had no idea how involved this process is. I think I’d rather have an expert do it.

Very interesting to watch, thank you 💜

beautiful result, too bad it takes literally months

Can they be washed in the machine after this?

I guess the waiting is all part of the process but I would say i could probably do something similar in about an hour with "modern" materials.

Well, if there's one thing I've learned from this it's that urushi can cause rash and I should wear gloves while working with it.

Okay maybe ill just glue it

I'm starting to suspect that urushi can cause a rash

How use this art to repair a ceramic lamp with missing pieces ?

Thanks so much for this tutorial, thoroughly enjoyed it. Your kit will be my birthday present to myself, best kit I've seen on the market, so excited for it 🍶🖌💙

What is urushi

I love how though and THOROUGH the instruction is !! I gained confidence going about it just by watching the video. I've been having very vague idea and always thought without the kind of professional humid box I can't ever do it. Thank you for this. I'll do it on my chipped off wooden plate I love.

you completely confused me with those weeks that turn into days and who knows if day 4 is actually day 34......

That was so much more complicated and harder than I ever imagined. It really made me respect this art so much more. Kudos to whoever made this— that was amazing work. I had no idea it was that complicated and took that long.🤯🥇

I have so many dear things that have broken throughout my life. I've wanted to learn to do this for years.

I came here to learn how to repair a large, gorgeous bowl made from volcanic ash of the island where I was born. Decided it would be much easier to send out for repair. Then quickly realized that would cost more than my mortgage. 😢
Even ordering enough kits would cost big money. 😔

down in america we have somthing similar, its called jb weld

Beautiful tutorial, truly compelling and extremely detailed, bravo, and thanks !

Brilliant! Absolutely love this ❤

what is the background music?

I liked that you showed the cleaning :)

Would it work on glass? I’m heartbroken, I have a glass item that my dog broke and I really want to fix it somehow :(

Can kokuso urishi be made with ceramic powder instead of wood powder?

So detailed and the video itself is very calming to watch.

I wonder if this would work with cloisonne

If a piece is twisted, melted, misshapen or missing would the bowl be finished?😢

Ciao Chimahaga vorrei il tuo kit come posso averlo?

A year later after your rash has healed you will a beautiful bowl.

Hi where kan I find bengara urushi

Absolutely stunning. I have seen pieces completed using this technique, but this tutorial took us step by step through the entire process. I was interested in learning this technique because I have a beautiful piece that has cracks, and I couldn't bear discarding it. This repair process would make it usable and a beautiful piece of art at the same time. Thank you for inspiring me to try this method.😊

Will this type of repair work on glass? With ceramic being porous I don’t know if it would work as well?

I broke a very important piece of ceramic and clay pottery into 2 pieces. Would be willing to ship it over to you and get it repaired if possible. Please let me know how can I proceed. Willing to bare the shipping and material charges. Thank you.

Where do we get urushi and what exactly is it?

Incredibly well done tutorial.

Wow! Going out to find something beautiful and breack it!!! Loving the prosses!!

Hello. Is it possible to learn the art of kindzugi on my own, at home? Thank you.

I love just watching projects get fixed. Could you please do some of those videos without the tutorial part?

Que pena,podrian poner subtítulos en español.

Can I do this with a thermo mug and still be able to drink coffee from it?

I didn’t have to use the tape because the urushi was so strong. Is that ok?

Where can i buy urushi?

Do you have one that comes in silver?

خارق العاده🔥💥😍

Hi, really good video 😊 I have been using epoxy for repair pottery, but now I want to learn this real way of kintsugi , so my first question is where can I get the supplies you are using in your video?😊thank you 🙏

i can't find an answer in the comments but i apologise if you've already replied to a similar question, do i need to use gold powder? not only am i reluctant because of a financial aspect but aesthetically i prefer a more subtle finish. will it be food safe if i don't use gold powder to finish a bowl or mug?

Thank you for this video! I just purchased a tube of your raw urushi and I'm very excited to give it a try :) I have a question, though- is it possible to use the raw urushi instead of bengara urushi for the final gold powder application?