Non Food Safe, Kintsugi-Derived Repair Using Epoxy and Faux Gold On a Broken Bonsai Pot
Kintsugi is the technique of reparing a broken item with laquer and gold. It has been used mainly for ceramic pieces and is sometimes used with other precious metals such as silver or platinum. This is a DIY technique that I researched and taught myself because I enjoy learning new things. It turned out to be a fun project and I am confident that I can replicate the results or even do a better job in the future. Follow along as I go through my first try at "cheap-sugi". *It may be in the title already, but it is worth clarifying that this is for non-edible uses such as the bonsai pot shown in the demonstration. Don’t eat or drink from bonsai pots repaired with this DIY technique. 🤷🏻♂️ Enjoy!

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How to do Real Kintsugi Gold Repair (Sabi Filling)

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Traditional Kintsugi process(Premium gold) speed-up version.

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The Art of Kintsugi

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How to repair a plate using real lacquer kintsugi, step 1

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The Japanese art of fixing broken pottery - BBC REEL

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Professional Kintsugi Repair request from a Japanese restaurant in Kamakura a teacup 金継のプロ

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How To DIY Your Own Kintsugi Ceramic Repair | Easy Minimal Epoxy

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