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Kit de réparations Kintsugi avec Urushi peu allergène, Kintsukuroi
Long awaited low-allergenic Urushi is finally available! This product is much safer than other traditional Japanese Urushi lacquers.
Kintsugi (or Kintsukuroi) is the Japanese art of using lacquer, mixed with silver, gold, or metalic powders to repair broken pottery/porcelain. The philosophy behind this technique is to treat the repair as part of the object’s history as opposed to treating the repair as something to hide as if it never happened.
You will repair in a traditional method using real urushi lacquers, without using an artificial glue.
2 types of Gold Powders included: Alternative Gold Powders and Natural Pearl Gold Powders.
They are different gold colors, you can choose which to use depends on your object's color.
With our kit, you will experience a very traditional method using real urushi lacquers, not with any artificial glues. *See below for additionl shipping fee.
Article from The Washington Post
With the Kintsugi DIY Repair Set, it is possible to effectively repair damaged pottery/china.
The resulting repaired pottery will be both visually appealing and durable as well.
The Japanese have been using lacquering techniques for approximately 9,000 years, and this skill and art form is still valued to this day.
Try it for yourself, and you will discover that Kintsugi can be both relaxing and rewarding. With this kit, you can repair dozens of broken potteries/porcelains!!
Caution: Urushi lacquer is actually the sap of a tree that grows in East Asia. It is a natural substance that forms a clear, hard and waterproof surface when dried properly. Urushi contains a compound that can cause a reaction similar to poison ivy, so please take necessary measures to protect yourself.
Kintsugi Repair, Gold Repair, Kintsugi DIY, Kintsukuroi, Hypoallergenic Urushi