Kintsugi Piece (Praise)

"Praise" mended by Kat McDowell



  $245

Celebrate imperfections with our stunning Kintsugi Piece (Praise). This exquisite artwork embraces the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, highlighting the beauty in flaws and emphasizing resilience. Each piece tells a unique story of transformation and growth, making it a perfect addition to your home decor or a thoughtful gift for a loved one.
Crafted with precision and care, this Kintsugi Piece (Praise) features intricate gold patterns that enhance the crack lines, symbolizing strength and healing. Display it proudly on your mantle or shelf as a reminder of the beauty in imperfection.
Whether you're new to the world of Kintsugi or a seasoned enthusiast, this piece will inspire and uplift you. Embrace the philosophy of finding beauty in brokenness and let this Kintsugi Piece (Praise) bring a touch of elegance and positivity into your life.
This was mended by Kat McDowell using the Modern Japanese Kintsugi Technique.
Vessel: Handmade Japanese Pottery
Kintsugi Materials: Cynoacrolyte, Apoxie Putty, Cashew lacquer and Copper powder
Size: Small. This is a palm sized Japanese food bowl.
Is this food safe?
Although this lacquer is considered non toxic, the modern method is not recommended for vessels that will expose the lacquer to hot liquids (like coffee, soups etc..)
This is perfect for decorations or serving dry food (candy, chocolate, nuts etc..)
It is also recommended not to microwave or put in the dishwasher.
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Kat Kusumori-McDowell
Kat Kusumori-McDowell

5.0 (135)
female Women-owned

Kat Kusumori-McDowell: A Life of Music & Kintsugi
Kat is a singer-songwriter and certified Kintsugi artist whose journey reflects the beauty of embracing imperfections. Born in Japan and raised in New Zealand, she grew up between two cultures, which shaped her unique "Ocean Pop" music style with a blend of Japanese and English lyrics.
Like Kintsugi, life has had its cracks for Kat. She faced struggles with self-worth in her youth, and her music career had its ups and downs. But just as Kintsugi transforms broken pottery into something even more beautiful, she learned to embrace her challenges and turn them into strengths.
Kat studied under a Kintsugi master in Japan and became certified in this traditional art. Today, alongside her music, she teaches Kintsugi to help others find healing and resilience. Whether you’re learning Kintsugi for self-reflection, creativity, or simply to fix something broken, her workshops are about more than just repairing pottery—they’re about finding beauty in imperfection and celebrating the stories behind every crack.
Join one of her classes and experience the art of Kintsugi for yourself!
2026-11-20 15:00:00
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