A dark ceramic bowl with gold kintsugi repairs sits on a rustic wooden surface against a dark, blurred background.

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Kintsugi Day: Mending with Gold Kintsugi is the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, so the cracks become part of the piece&rsquo;s story instead of something to hide. In this Creation and Contemplation day, you&rsquo;ll mend a broken ceramic piece by hand and spend time with what the process brings up as you work. Kintsugi is slow, and the pace makes room for reflection. As you fit the pieces back together, you&rsquo;ll have time to think about what has been broken in your own life, what has been repaired, and what you might see differently now. No art experience is needed. You&rsquo;ll leave with a finished piece and some time spent in both connection with others and quiet, hands-on work.

Kintsugi Day: Mending with Gold Kintsugi is the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, so the cracks become part of the piece’s story instead of something to hide. In this Creation and Contemplation day, you’ll mend a broken ceramic piece by hand and spend time with what the process brings up as you work. Kintsugi is slow, and the pace makes room for reflection. As you fit the pieces back together, you’ll have time to think about what has been broken in your own life, what has been repaired, and what you might see differently now. No art experience is needed. You’ll leave with a finished piece and some time spent in both connection with others and quiet, hands-on work.

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Creation and Contemplation - Kintsugi Day

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