For this white matte porcelain vase, which was accidentally broken, I decided to use a particularly difficult and delicate technique in addition to 24-carat gold kintsugi: inlaying of stingray.
This is the mystery ingredient of this restoration: finely chiselled stingray inlaid.
This technique requires meticulous, patient work. With an added difficulty in the case of this piece: the surface is curved rather than flat, making inlaying all the more complex.
The result? A 15cm-high piece that has become absolutely unique. The alliance of two ancestral techniques and a noble-looking vase.