Kintsugi Treasures in Stock

A curated collection of approximately thirteen exquisite Kintsugi masterpieces, artfully displayed in a row on a vibrant red felt cloth over traditional tatami mats. Each piece showcases the unique beauty of imperfections restored with urushi lacquer, the seams adorned with gold powder or other powdered metals, representing the timeless Japanese art of Kintsugi.

Every piece here is authentic kintsugi pottery for sale now — broken Japanese ceramics restored by hand over four months with natural urushi lacquer and finished in 24K gold, pure silver, or colored urushi. One-of-a-kind, food-safe, free worldwide shipping, with paulownia box and certificate of authenticity.

Six urushi artists restore every piece — among them a certified Master of Traditional Crafts and graduates of Kyoto City University of Arts. Each product page shows who restored the work, with a short video of their process.
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24K gold is the classic seam — yet silver, colored urushi, and lacquer decoration arts such as raden and maki-e give each fracture its own distinct character.
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We never break vessels to create kintsugi. Each is sourced from trusted partners across Japan, already bearing a flaw, and restored in natural urushi, food-safe for use.
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Front view of a Ko-Imari kintsugi bowl, a single 24K gold seam crossing its cobalt landscape, a quiet beauty in white porcelain.
Side profile of a shallow kintsugi Ko-Imari bowl, its gold-edged foliate rim carrying a wabi-sabi calm.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Bowl | Cobalt Landscape

$830.00 USD

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Bowl | Between White and Swirl
24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Bowl | Between White and Swirl

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Bowl | Between White and Swirl

$820.00 USD

Front view of an Early Noritake kintsugi cup and saucer, renewed with 24K gold, giving this vintage set a new story to tell.
A different side view of the Early Noritake cup, its graceful kintsugi mend an act of honoring history and its journey through time.

24K Gold Kintsugi Early Noritake Cup & Saucer | The Berenda Legacy

$790.00 USD

Kintsugi Arita matcha bowl seen from the front, gold seams crossing a pastel rose-to-blue glaze — a quiet beauty in porcelain.
Close within the bowl, roiro-finished gold catches light along a kintsugi seam, hinting at the patina of time in urushi.

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Matcha Bowl | Pastel Dusk Lines

$780.00 USD

Front view of an Arita ware lidded bowl on three feet, white porcelain with painted flowers and butterflies, blue urushi lines, 24K gold kintsugi seams, and swan maki-e on the lid.
Side view of an Arita porcelain lidded bowl with blue urushi lines crossing the domed lid and body, 24K gold kintsugi finishing, and hand-painted enamel flowers.

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Lidded Bowl | Swans Upon Blue Water

$750.00 USD

Arita ware lidded bowl in glossy white porcelain with a cobalt-blue domed lid, vermilion plum-blossom bands, and a branching 24K gold kintsugi seam over the crown, shown from the front.
The domed lid of an Arita ware lidded bowl, cobalt-blue crown with a vermilion plum-blossom band, showing 24K gold kintsugi seams tracing the outer surface, viewed from above the side.

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Lidded Bowl | Plum Band Convergence

$750.00 USD

Front view of an Arita ware sake cup in white porcelain, cobalt-blue sometsuke bands and a floral roundel, with 24K gold kintsugi seams crossing the rounded body.
Side view of a footed Arita ware sake cup in white porcelain, its 24K gold kintsugi seams crossing cobalt-blue patterned bands around the body.

24K Gold Kintsugi Arita Sake Cup | Linked in Cobalt

$750.00 USD

A front view of a Ko-Imari ware bowl, where lines of 24k gold and iridescent Raden inlay create a celestial dialogue on the porcelain canvas.
lose-up of a Ko-Imari ware kintsugi bowl showing raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) set within deep urushi lacquer, bordered by 24K gold kintsugi seams. The iridescent shell fragments catch light against the dark lacquer surface, alongside hand-painted blue and white porcelain. Restored by The Kintsugi Labo JAPAN.

24K Gold Kintsugi & Raden Ko-Imari Ware Bowl | Celestial Fragments

$740.00 USD

Front view of an Edo-period Ko-Imari sake cup, hand-painted karakusa vines in cobalt under a wave border, 24K gold kintsugi arcs draped from the rim.
Interior of a Ko-Imari sake cup, branching 24K gold kintsugi lines crossing the plain white well toward a single gold drop near the center.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Sake Cup | Garland for the Vines

$720.00 USD

Front view of a Ko-Imari sake cup in sometsuke blue takokarakusa porcelain, 24K gold kintsugi lines rising from foot to rim through the scrolling vines, restored with natural urushi.
Close-up of the rim of a Ko-Imari sake cup: cloud motifs in takamaki-e relief with kawari-nuri texture and blue urushi beside 24K gold kintsugi lines on blue takokarakusa porcelain.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Sake Cup | Clouds Above the Vines

$720.00 USD

Front view of a blue and white Ko-Imari sake cup with 24K gold kintsugi seams arcing down from the rim across cobalt panels and longevity medallions, restored with natural urushi.
Interior close-up of a Ko-Imari sake cup, two 24K gold kintsugi arcs meeting inside the white glazed wall just below the blue rim line, restored with natural urushi.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Sake Cup | Arcs Above Longevity

$720.00 USD

Front view of a kintsugi Kyoto matcha bowl, a single gold seam over carved spirals on warm clay, wabi-sabi quiet.
A closer look into the kintsugi matcha bowl shows where the gold seam meets the rim, beauty in imperfection made visible.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Matcha Bowl | Incised Spirals

$720.00 USD

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The Art Behind Every Restoration

Each vessel is restored by hand with natural urushi, honoring its history while revealing renewed beauty. Discover the philosophy of authentic Japanese kintsugi.

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