New Kintsugi Works

Hand holding a restored Oribe-style matcha bowl with authentic urushi Kintsugi, photographed beneath cherry blossoms—highlighting Japanese artistry and the quiet beauty of renewal.

Our newest kintsugi works — damaged Japanese vessels given new life over four months with natural urushi lacquer, finished in 24K gold, pure silver, or colored urushi. No two arrivals are alike: each is food-safe, one-of-a-kind, and can never be recreated.

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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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.