Kintsugi Treasures in Stock

Row of authentic kintsugi cups and bowls displayed on red cloth before a hanging scroll in a Japanese tatami room

Every piece here is authentic kintsugi pottery for sale now — our complete in-stock gallery, spanning both classic Authentic Kintsugi and decorative Adorned Kintsugi. Each vessel is restored by hand over four months with natural urushi lacquer, finished in 24K gold, pure silver, or colored urushi. One-of-a-kind, food-safe, complimentary international 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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Kintsugi tea cup in cream Early Noritake porcelain, three natural urushi and 24K gold lines descending past the painted roses to meet at the foot, front view.
Kintsugi tea cup interior in Early Noritake porcelain, natural urushi and 24K gold seams converging into a star at the center of the white well, close-up.

24K Gold Kintsugi Early Noritake Tea Cup | Star Among Roses

CHF 777.00

Kintsugi lidded tea cup in Kyoto ware: urushi and 24K gold seams cross the blue shonzui panels and sansui band, the intact gilt lid in place, front view.
Kintsugi tea cup interior where gold urushi seams descend the deep white wall and converge near the center of the bowl.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Lidded Tea Cup | Across the Sansui

CHF 744.00

Kintsugi tea cup and saucer in Early Noritake porcelain, front view: one 24K gold seam in natural urushi runs from the rim across the scroll band.
Kintsugi tea cup in Early Noritake porcelain, inverted side view: the 24K gold urushi seam runs from the foot across the ivory band, handle at right.

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

CHF 668.00

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

CHF 659.00

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

CHF 634.00

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

CHF 634.00

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

CHF 625.00

Front view of a Kyoto ware kintsugi teapot with a side handle, gold and green shippo pattern over white porcelain, and a nandina branch in urushi-e on the spout finished in 24K gold.
Close-up of the kintsugi restoration on the Kyoto teapot spout: the chip rebuilt with urushi, finished in 24K gold at the tip, and painted with nandina berries in urushi-e.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Teapot | Nandina Through the Lattice

CHF 566.00

Kintsugi sake cup in Ko-Imari sometsuke porcelain, a natural urushi and 24K gold seam descending between the tortoiseshell and landscape windows, front view.
Kintsugi sake cup interior where three natural urushi and 24K gold lines meet at the center of the white well of the Ko-Imari porcelain.

24K Gold Kintsugi Ko-Imari Sake Cup | Between the Windows

CHF 558.00

Front view of a Kyoto ware kintsugi cup in cream colored earthenware, with blue, green, and gold koma-suji rim lines and a network of seams restored in 24K gold.
Interior close-up of the Kyoto ware kintsugi cup, showing the cream glaze, fine crackle, and a 24K gold seam crossing the inner rim where the earthenware was restored.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Tea Cup | Rivered Ivory Crackle

CHF 507.00

A Kyoto ware sake cup, where 24k gold Kintsugi and a textured Kawari-nuri Seigaiha wave pattern exist in quiet harmony.
A macro view of the Seigaiha pattern, its layered Kawari-nuri texture a meditation on the rhythm of ocean waves and endless fortune.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Ware Sake Cup | Seigaiha Motif

CHF 507.00

Kyoto ware earthenware sake carafe in ochre Oribe-green crackle glaze, looped handle and long spout, a plum blossom restored at the spout tip in 24K gold with a silver heart, front view.
Side close-up of the plum-blossom restoration at the spout of a Kyoto ware sake carafe, colored urushi petals, 24K gold outline and silver heart over the chipped tip.

24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Sake Carafe | Silver-Hearted Plum

CHF 490.00

Before You Acquire a Kintsugi Work

What makes your kintsugi authentic?

Every piece is restored in Japan using traditional kintsugi with natural urushi lacquer — never epoxy or synthetic adhesives — and finished with 24K gold, pure silver, or colored urushi. Each one-of-a-kind work includes a certificate of authenticity naming the artist and is presented in a hand-stamped paulownia wood box.

Are your kintsugi pieces food-safe?

Yes. Once fully cured, natural urushi is food-safe, and pieces intended as tableware can be used for tea, sake, and dining. Care instructions are provided on each product page and with your order.

Do you ship kintsugi internationally from Japan?

Yes. We ship internationally from Japan via DHL Express, and shipping is complimentary. Import duties, taxes, and related fees are not included in the price and may apply depending on the destination. See our Shipping & Customs Policy for details.