Repair Service
Your broken vessels, restored with gold and tradition.
We believe your cherished ceramics deserve a second life. We use the authentic Japanese Kintsugi to mend your broken pottery, turning cracks into beautiful, gold-adorned features.
100% Natural & Food-Safe:
We use only traditional, natural lacquer. Your restored pieces are fully safe for daily use.
Authentic Techniques
Our artisans are trained in traditional Japanese methods to ensure the highest quality repair.
Durable & Strong
Our mended vessels are water-resistant, antiseptic, and built to last for generations.
＊ At this time, we do not accept repair requests for glass items.
＊ We are also unable to accept repair requests for gemstones, jewelry, or accessories.
Our Process
Consultation/Request Quote
Artisanal Repair:
Our experts perform the traditional Kintsugi process, taking 2-3months to ensure the highest quality and precision.
Return:
Your reborn piece has been carefully packaged and returned to you, ready to be used and enjoyed.
Repair Price
Kintsugi Repair Quote Request
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Our Repairs
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![Sometsuke Teapot Lid Kintsugi Repair]()
Sometsuke Teapot Lid
Type: Ware/Broken
Material: Porcelain
Condition: Broken in 2pcs
Finish: Gold
Price: $140
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![Sometsuke Teapot Lid]()
Sometsuke Teapot Lid
Type: Ware/Broken
Material: Porcelain
Condition: Broken in 2pcs
Finish: Gold
Price: $140
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![Children's rice bowl Kintsugi Repair]()
Children's Rice Bowl
Type: Kake/Chipped
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Chipped 3mm
Finish: Gold
Price: $55
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![children's rice bowl Kintsugi Repair]()
Children's rice bowl
Type: Kake/Chipped
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Chipped 3mm
Finish: Gold
Price: $55
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![Mug Kintsugi Repair]()
Mug
Type: Ware/Broken
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Broken 4pcs
Finish: Gold
Price: $180
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![Mug Kintsugi Repair]()
Mug
Type: Ware/Broken
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Broken 4pcs
Finish: Gold
Price: $180
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![Teacup Shiho Nagashima Kintsugi Repair]()
Teacup by Shiho Nagashima
Type: Kake/Chipped
Material: N/A
Condition: Chipped 5mm
Finish: Gold
Price: $60
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![Teacup Kintsugi Repair]()
Teacup by Shiho Nagashima
Type: Kake/Chipped
Material: N/A
Condition: Chipped 5mm
Finish: Gold
Price: $60
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![Teacup Kintsugi Repair]()
Teacup by Asami Hatanaka
Type: Hibi/Cracked
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Crack 3mm
Finish: Gold
Price: $25
“Caring for Your Kintsugi-Repaired Piece”
Traditional kintsugi uses natural urushi lacquer. Urushi continues to harden after the final repair step, so please wait for the recommended curing period before using your piece.
To keep the repair in good condition.
Do not leave the piece soaking in water, even after it has fully cured.
Wash it by hand with mild soap and a soft sponge, then dry it promptly.
Avoid scrub brushes and abrasive cleaners.
Do not use it in a microwave or dishwasher, or place it over a direct flame.
＊ For teapots: Once the repair has fully cured, a repaired teapot can generally be used with hot water to brew tea. Suitability depends on the condition of the teapot and the repair, so please follow the care instructions provided when your piece is returned.
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![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…
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![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.
