Much anticipated Art Kintsugi workshop with Green Door Studios, Robertson is back in June, weekend of 25 -26th June 2022.
Each class size is small, as we are taking d care to ensure your safety and comfort.
We have those 4 exciting inspiring workshops for you to choose from.
25 June (Sat) 10:00 Art Kintsigi workshop
16:00 Art Makie workshop
26 June (Sun) 10:00 Art Kintsugi workshop
15:00 Art Kintsugi DIY session *
Location : Green Door Studios, Robertson, NSW
The creative space of Green Door Studios is nestled within the fabulous SHAC arts precinct, in the Southern Highlands of NSW, the whole place is alive with artists and creativity.
Why not take a short break to visit Southern Highlands to explore the winter beauty, visit local artists and artisans, truffle hunting, as well as participating our workshop in Robertson.
Booking : please click here
About the Workshop
In this three-hour step by step hands-on workshop, you will learn the fundamental skill of Art Kintsugi method, following the principal of ancient Kintsugi utilising more accessible alternative materials which enable us to complete the process within the class.
At the end of the class, you will take home a piece of your own Kintsugi art.
Class is suitable for over 18 years old.
* DIY session is for students who has completed our Art Kintsugi workshop, to come and pratise, with some advise and support for a couple of hours. (please note that this is not full hands-on session)
What is Kintsugi?
Kintsugi is the century-old Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with Japanese lacquer (Urushi) dusted with powdered gold giving a new life to when otherwise items would be thrown away. In recent years this craftsmanship has been regarded as an important traditional art to influence on Modern art around the world.
Philosophy
Kintsugi express Wabi-Sabi philosophy, an embracing of imperfection, whilst appreciating artefact’s history and personal memories. Instead of disguising the damages, Kintsugi emphasises and decorate the mended parts with gold. Object’s life does not simply end, Japanese mentality of “Mottai nai” (don’t waste).
