Unique Kintsugi Sake Cup Silver 1
Special holiday price!
As this Kintsugi piece is one-of-a kind, we can offer only until it has sold.
Product Description
Not only famous ware and studio/workshop vessels can be used for Kintsugi. This piece is our experiment in Kintsugi. It is a broken piece of unknown pottery purchased from a vintage store, but that's why we were able to freely apply Kintsugi to it.
In order to create a new sustainable value, Mr. Suginaka, an urushi (Japanese lacquer) Meister, repaired the chips using Kintsugi, a unique Japanese ware repair method.
In this piece, silver was used instead of gold. The chipped parts are repaired using amber urushi (Japanese lacquer), which is completely different from the original porcelain, making this piece different from other Kintsugi works. This is a creative and unique piece that you can feel the interest of art. You can feel the beauty of imperfection from the Kintsugi.
You can drink Sake while feeling the season. Why don't you spend a wonderful Sake time with one-of-a-kind Kintsugi ware?
All materials we use are natural and do not have any risks of toxicity.
The piece comes with a Paulownia box, including care advises, a mini thanks gift, and a certificate of origin and quality.
Product Details
| Size |
Ø92 H45mm / 110ml |
| Weight |
106g |
| Material |
Vessel: Porcelain Kintsugi & Maki-e portion: 24K gold, natural Japanese lacquer |
| Production Days | 1 month |
| Kintsugi Artist |
Nobuyasu Suginaka, Shiga JAPAN |
| Producer of vessel |
Unknown, purchased from antique store |
| Usage | Tableware (food-safe) |
As a general rule, our delivery area is only available in USA, UK, Canada and Australia. If you are not from one of these countries and wish to purchase our product, please send us a message in English using the INQUIRY FORM. Thank you.
How to care for Kintsugi Piece
- After use, wash the pieces using a soft sponge and food-safe detergent.
- Rinse them in lukewarm or cool water and completely dry them using a soft dish cloth.
- Do not soak them in hot or cold water for long periods of time. This may cause the urushi or maki-e lacquer to peel or fracture.
- The urushi (Japanese lacquer) may break or the maki-e lacquer decoration may peel off if the piece is dropped or if it collides with other hard objects. Please handle these pieces carefully.
- Do not place these pieces in the microwave or dishwasher.
Taxes & Duties - Please Note:
Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges associated with buying goods from abroad are the responsibility of the customer. You might therefore still be billed for these fees and handling. For more information, please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying.
We appreciate your understanding.
Our Opening campaign!
As a special offer, a small lacquer plate will be given to those who purchase our products.
The pattern of the plates is completely left up to us, so you cannot choose the pattern in advance.
You'll have to wait until it arrives to find out which plate it is!
ethical features
Natural Materials
Our Kintsugi products are made only from renewable and natural materials.
Broken Vessels for Kintsugi
We never use vessels that have been intentionally broken to make kintsugi pieces.
Packaging
We are packing with a traditional Japanese material called paulownia, which grows quickly and has a low environmental impact.
Our Kintsugi quality
Certificate of origin & quality
We enclose a certificate to guarantee the quality of our Kintsugi.
Please purchase with confidence.
As a general rule, we do not allow purchases for the purpose of resale.