KYOTO KINTSUGI
Kintsugi Kyogei
About Us
Learning Kintsugi, Discovering Pieces with Stories
Located near the Philosopher’s Path in Kyoto, we are a kintsugi studio dedicated to the art of restoring and cherishing ceramics.
In a space filled with a diverse collection of pieces, from antique ceramics to works by contemporary artists, we offer kintsugi restoration services and hands-on workshops.
Repair a cherished piece, experience the beauty of kintsugi, and discover a unique work that speaks to you.
We invite you to enjoy a special moment here — one that can only be experienced in this place.
Kintsugi Workshop
A piece is more than just an object.
Each ceramic carries its own memories — from gifts shared with loved ones, journeys, and moments of everyday life.
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique that does not hide cracks or imperfections, but embraces them to create new beauty and value.
At our studio, we offer various kintsugi experiences, from beginner-friendly workshops and creating with antique ceramics to making your own kintsugi accessories.
Take time to connect with a piece and create a one-of-a-kind work with your own hands.
Kintsugi Repair
Every cherished piece carries its own memories and the passage of time.
Cracks and chips are not imperfections, but a testament to the journey each piece has taken.
We carefully work with every piece, restoring it through kintsugi and other suitable methods according to its condition.
By adding new beauty through restoration, we help each piece continue its story in everyday life for years to come.
Our Space
More than just kintsugi, our space offers opportunities to discover antique ceramics and contemporary works by Japanese artists.
Inside our space, you can explore antique pieces that have carried the passage of time, as well as creations by contemporary artists. We also host exhibitions and events that offer a deeper connection to Japanese culture.
Through ceramics and art, we hope you enjoy meaningful moments of discovering new connections with people, stories, and culture.
