Kintsugi For Sale

A Beautiful 19th century Chinese bowl with Dragon Design, now having a new lease of life with the aid of Kintsugi 23.75ct Gold. Kangxi four character mark to the base Chinese dragon Dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology, Chinese folklore and East Asian culture at large. Dragons

16th Century Bellarmine Raeren Stoneware Drinking Vessel, with Kintsugi Pure Gold Size: Height 19cm Width 11 cm I had thought of rebuilding the missing handle and body pieces, but thought the surviving object really lent itself to Kintsugi repair in its most simplest form. The repairs/enhancment

A very charming Cloisonné Lacquer on Porcelain Onion shape vase with "Tree Bark" lacquer forming the backdrop to a lovely Cloisonné wired design of a bird and flowers. The vase is in superb antique condition, having now been carefully cleaned removing years of dirt and grime to reveal the beautiful coloured lacquer and bronze wires. Please study photographs carefully as they make up part of the description. ATTENTION PLEASE MESSAGE ME FOR THE LATEST SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE PURCHASING AS…

This large 19th century Blue and White Jardinière has been re-constructed using the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi utilising traditional urushi lacquer and pure silver. Our Kintsugi K tablet has been inset into the silver on a piece of abalone shell. As you can see in the photos the majority of

This Beautiful Cloisonné Lacquer on Porcelain vase has been carefully cleaned at KWS removing over 100 years of grime and dirt from the lacquer surface revealing the rich colours and bronze cloissone wires. The vase is decorated with two flying birds and Wisteria flowers. The Metallic sheen on the flowers has been achieved by mixing silver powder into the lacquer. Now in superb condition with only a few very minor age related blemishes to the lacquer surface, that are barely detectable…

A late 19th / early 20th century Arts and Crafts vase by Hart & Moist from Exeter pottery with Kintsugi art restoration using pure gold. The base is impressed with HM Exeter pottery stamp. It has three sinuous handles as well as three lips to the jug. The green glaze has a beautiful iridescence and

Late 19th / early 20th century Arts and Crafts Candleholder by William Ault reconstructed with Kintsugi art using pure gold. A superb antique candleholder in pink glaze, marked to the base Ault and 6, with our Kintsugi 'K' tablet carved on New Zealand paua abalone shell inset into the gold lacquer. Please study photographs carefully as they make up part of the description.

This stunning hand carved wooden charger was made in Japan during the Meiji Period (1868–1912) Carved from a single piece of wood that measures 58cm diameter, embellished with carved Lotus flowers and a bird catching a frog. Kintsugi has been carried out on age occurring splits, using Japanese

This medieval Siegburg beer stein was made between 1450 and 1550, it has been buried in the ground for hundreds of years and quite likely had its top half cut off by a plough. It has been re-constructed rather than restored using a traditional Japanese technique called Kintsugi, that sees damage as

Moorcroft Anemone vase with Pure Gold Kintsugi Restoration. Signed Moorcroft, Made in England (These can be seen very faintly as they have been obscured by the glaze) And KWS Letter K Abalone tablet sits within inside gold area. Kintsugi. Kintsugi (golden joinery) also known as Kintsukuroi

A lovely handmade jug by the English potter David Leach son of the famous potter Bernard Leach. Kintsugi 23.75ct gold to small chips to jug pouring spout. Good clear mark under handle with David Leach DL stamp. Kintsugi. Kintsugi (golden joinery) also known as Kintsukuroi (golden repair), is the

This item is available in primary colour: white, secondary colour: blue. This wonderful bowl with a traditional Chinese fish design (Fish being a sign of good fortune in China)has been beautifully repaired with Pure Gold Kintsugi. It was made in the mid nineteenth century during the Qing Dynasty

A Fabulous Monumental Sculptural Decanter by the Influential British Studio Potter and Artist Waistel Cooper (1921-2003) in the form of a royal figure wearing a crown. 23.75ct gold Kintsugi has been used to repair missing parts of the crown and as well as broken areas around the decanter neck and

This beautiful Moorcroft Anemone pattern bowl has now been rejuvenated with Kintsugi Art. Kintsugi meaning Golden Joinery is the centuries-old Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with urushi (lacquer) dusted with pure gold or silver powders. This repair method celebrates each artifact’s unique