Kintsugi by Myriam Greff
When restoring an object there should be no compromises on the material used and on the quality of the work provided.
QUALITY MATTERS
As a heritage and fine art restorer, quality and traditions are very important in my everyday workflow. Fond of ceramics I soon developed my skills in the traditional art of Kintsugi whom philosophy I totally embrace.
ONLY REAL 24K GOLD
I only use real 24k gold and proper Urushi lacquer. This method is the only one that allows a food safe reuse of objects such as bowls and cups, and it is the only one that can provide a real added-value to your favorite objects.
Traditional technique
Our kintsugi products are are testaments to the power of embracing our flaws and finding beauty in the imperfections. They embody the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection.
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Immerse yourself in the elegance of handcrafted bowls, cups, and other pieces that bear the marks of their journeys. Each imperfection is meticulously repaired with gold, creating a mesmerizing contrast that highlights the resilience of these pieces.
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This vase got a major upgrade with the Kintsugi technique! Its cracks are now filled with 24K gold and a chic piece of crocodile leather, courtesy of @atelierlutilezephyr. Check out their amazing restoration work on globes and fans!
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