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The Pinnacle of Kintsugi Arts: A Kyoto Ware Masterpiece with Yobitsugi & Maki-e
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Authentic Kintsugi Red-raku type Matcha bowl, Kyoto ware
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Artistic Kintsugi Vintage Noritake Cup & Saucer | The Azalea of Remembrance
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24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Ware Matcha Bowl | Waves of Prosperity
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24k Gold Kintsugi Vintage Noritake Cup & Saucer | An Echo of Time
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24K Gold Kintsugi Vintage Noritake Cup & Saucer | The Gilded Garden
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24K Gold Kintsugi Nabeshima Matcha Bowl | Blooming Anew
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24K Gold Kintsugi Vintage Noritake Cup & Saucer | The Berenda Legacy
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24k Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Ware Tea Cup | Auspicious Syonzui Patterns
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24K Gold Kintsugi Vintage Noritake Tea Cup | The Renaissance of Porcelain Art
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24K Gold Kintsugi & Raden Ko-Imari Ware Bowl | Celestial Fragments
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24K Gold Kintsugi Kyoto Matcha Bowl | Light Beneath Open Sky
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Crafted with Care, Restored to Endure
Each piece is restored by seasoned urushi artisans, and lacquer artists who majored in urushi lacquering at Kyoto City University of Arts.
Using natural urushi lacquer, the process involves hand-applied layers, charcoal polishing, and traditional methods.
Depending on the vessel’s design, the finish may include pure gold, fine silver, or colored urushi, with decorative techniques like maki-e or raden inlay sometimes used to highlight the scars—usually taking months to complete.
The time, skill, and materials are reflected in the value of each one-of-a-kind piece.
These restored vessels are also food-safe, designed to be both beautiful and usable in everyday life.

