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This is a fun activity in Stoke Newington, London

Discover the beautiful Japanese art of Kintsugi in this hands-on workshop. Learn how to repair a ceramic pot using traditional-inspired techniques, while embracing cracks and imperfections as part of its story.

Using a handmade ceramic pot created by one of our studio potters, you’ll be guided by our experienced ceramicists to create your own unique Kintsugi piece to take home.

No previous experience is required — just come along, get creative and enjoy this relaxing craft experience.

Please note:
- Repaired pieces are not food-safe and are for decorative purposes only.
- A minimum of 4 participants is required for the class to go ahead. If fewer than 4 are booked, we may cancel or reschedule.
- No cancellations or rescheduling are permitted. This does not apply if we cancel the class.

For more information, please see our FAQ before booking.

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Nicolas Carcamo

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“Really fun class, our teacher was super helpful and patient!”

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Posted 1 year ago

Lauren Kelly

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“Really enjoyed the workshop!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Cute Kintsugi workshop and great teacher”

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Posted 1 year ago

“We had a great time at the workshop and Nam was an excellent session leader. It’s great value for money!”

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Posted 1 year ago

Chloe Ballantine

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“My friend and I recently had a great experience over a weekend workshop. The studio was well set up and Nam was super friendly and informative. Highlight was being able to “break” the studio’s recycled pottery that you get choose yourself (someone also bought their own broken piece in to fix which was cool). I love my finished piece. Would recommend :)”

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Posted 1 year ago

Miral Laurie

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“What a beautiful morning/afternoon spent learning the art of 'Kintsugi' which means “to join with gold." Kintsugi is part of the wabi sabi Japanese philosophy and is a reminder to stay optimistic when things fall apart and to celebrate the flaws and missteps of life. The ancient Japanese philosophy helps us accept our flaws. We completed the workshop at Konburu studios in Stoke Newington, what a little hidden gem this place is! Nam our teacher was very informative, he and his team gave great instruction on the intricacies of the art form and we left with two beautiful pieces and a calm state of mind. Which has been much needed after the last 7 months. Nam explained that Kintsugi represents seeing the beauty in imperfection and this class was exactly what we both needed. We shall definitely be going back for wheel throwing classes too! @cernamic”

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Gemma Mortell

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“This was a wonderful workshop and we have such a great experience. It's a great introduction if Kintsugi is something you've wanted to try, but also all skill levels were catered for. Nam is a great teacher and always on hand to help and offer advice. I would absoultey reccomend this workshop and the studio is such a lovely venue!”

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Posted 2 years ago