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Your Kintsugi Essentials
$195.00
Gold Powder - Fine Gold / Keshi-fun (0.1g)
$45.00
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Kintsugi Silver Powder (1g)
$20.00
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Brush for Gold (M) (L)
from $10.00
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Flat Brush #0
$14.00
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Makie thin brush #0
$15.00
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Bamboo spetula
$9.00
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Kuroroiro urushi/black (30g)
$20.00
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Ki Urushi/Raw Urushi (50g)
$18.00
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Bengara Urushi/red (30g)
$35.00
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Mini Urushi Trio (kiurushi/kuroroiro/bengara) (20g/5g/5g)
$35.00
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Tonoko
$10.00
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Tokusa
$8.00
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Silk Floss for Makie
$12.00
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Plastic Spetula Set
$9.00
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Glass Palette
$28.00
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Small Plate
$8.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • We focus on authentic Japanese craftsmanship. Our supplies and tools feature 100% natural Urushi lacquer, real gold or silver powders, and traditional tools designed for sustainable, long-lasting repair.

  • Yes. Once natural Urushi lacquer is completely cured and hardened, it forms a non-toxic, food-safe surface. Detailed curing instructions are provided with our products and workshops.

  • You can easily book a session directly through our Workshop page. Choose your preferred date, complete the checkout, and you’ll receive a confirmation email with all the details for the class.

  • Not at all! Our hands-on workshops and tool selections are beginner-friendly and designed to guide you step-by-step, whether it is your very first repair or a continuing project.

  • Yes. All craft pieces and artworks displayed on STUDIO KESHIKI are uniquely created by artisan hands. Because each piece is individual, quantities are often limited to a single item.

  • Orders are processed within 1–3 business days. Domestic shipping times depend on your location and selected delivery method at checkout. Tracking information will be emailed once shipped.

  • Orders are processed within 1–3 business days. Domestic shipping times depend on your location and selected delivery method at checkout. Tracking information will be emailed once shipped.

  • Several pieces of a broken white ceramic bowl decorated with intricate blue dragon and phoenix patterns, arranged on a white background.

    Repair.

    Your broken vessels, restored with gold and tradition.

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  • A hand holds a textured red-orange tea bowl filled with frothy green matcha, showcasing a delicate gold Kintsugi repair along the rim.

    About Kintsugi.

    The roots of Kintsugi stretch back to the Jomon period (14,000 BC–300 BC), where the technique of repairing items with Urushi (natural lacquer) first emerged…

    Learn about Kintsugi
  • A hand holds a white ceramic bowl undergoing Kintsugi repair, with cracks painted in black Urushi as an intermediate stage.

    The Keshiki.

    Restore the Vessel, Reset the Mind. Join us at Studio Keshiki to discover the joy of renewal.

    Learn about the studio