Kintsugi Workshop with a Mindful Potter

Attica, Athens



Join a kintsugi workshop in Athens and learn the art of repairing ceramics with gold. Enjoy a tea ritual, plan your repair, and take home your creation as a memory.

Highlights

  • Discover the art of kintsugi with a mindful ceramic artist in Athens
  • Learn about the philosophy of kintsugi and its symbolic meaning
  • Choose a ceramic piece and plan your repair composition and gold detailing
  • Repair your ceramic using beginner-friendly techniques and gold
  • Enjoy a drink, closing circle, and careful packaging of your artwork

Description

Begin your experience by arriving at the studio and settling down with a cup of tea (or another drink). Get introduced to the philosophy of kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. Learn about the materials, techniques, and symbolic meaning behind this ancient practice. Then, choose your ceramic piece and plan your repair composition, textures, and gold detailing. Repair your ceramics using beginner-friendly techniques and gold while receiving individual guidance. Finally, join a closing circle to reflect on your experience and carefully package your artwork to take home as a memory from Athens.

Includes

Tea ritual Guided presentation on kintsugi Ceramic selection and planning Hands-on kintsugi process Careful packaging of artwork

Excludes

Tips for the instructor Additional souvenirs from the shop

Important Information

  • The activity is suitable for beginners All materials are provided

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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