Kawasaki, Kanagawa

Kintsugi

Workshop

Experience

Jewellery

Child Friendly

Atelier Kotona: Kintsugi Jewellery Experience

Atelier Kotona: Kintsugi Jewellery Experience

Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese art of mending broken pottery with lacquer that is dusted with powdered gold or silver. This art embraces resilience and healing to show that even though something may once appear broken, it can become even more beautiful.

Whilst this traditional art and technique has been used to restore pottery, Atelier Kotona takes a modern approach on this art, creating beautiful jewellery with the same methods and techniques.

In this experience you will use various pottery pieces including damaged pieces from previous natural disasters that have since been treated, ready to be transformed into your very own one of a kind jewellery piece!

Kintsugi Jewellery Experience (1.5 hours)

¥12,000 per person

Max 6 people per experience

Only 2 slots per day night are available!

In this experience, you will:

In this experience, you will:

  • Learn about the kintsugi process and techniques

  • Choose the type of accessory you want to make and pick out the various pottery pieces

  • Create your kintsugi accessory with guidance provided from your instructor in English

  • You will be able to take home your own unique piece on the day!

  • Learn about the kintsugi process and techniques

  • Choose the type of accessory you want to make and pick out the various pottery pieces

  • Create your kintsugi accessory with guidance provided from your instructor in English

  • You will be able to take home your own unique piece on the day!

  • Learn about the kintsugi process and techniques

  • Choose the type of accessory you want to make and pick out the various pottery pieces

  • Create your kintsugi accessory with guidance provided from your instructor in English

  • You will be able to take home your own unique piece on the day!

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami had devastating effects to the ceramics industry with kilns, pottery studios, workshops and entire collections destroyed. Kintsugi has been a way of restoring and transforming the destruction into art.

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami had devastating effects to the ceramics industry with kilns, pottery studios, workshops and entire collections destroyed. Kintsugi has been a way of restoring and transforming the destruction into art.

Other things to note:

Other things to note:

  • This craft is suitable for children and families (generally for those 10 years old and above)

  • No need to prepare or bring anything!

  • Be prepared to use your creative skills to design and make your very own unique accessory

  • Small snacks and drinks will be provided!

  • This craft is suitable for children and families (generally for those 10 years old and above)

  • No need to prepare or bring anything!

  • Be prepared to use your creative skills to design and make your very own unique accessory

  • Small snacks and drinks will be provided!

How to get there

How to get there

  • The exact location of the workshop will be provided after booking

  • The location is only a 2 minute walk from Kawasaki Station (take North Exit (West))

  • 20 minute train ride from Tokyo Station taking the Tōkaidō Line or Keihin-Tōhoku Line

Reservations can be made between 1 month and 3 days. If you're looking to make a booking for more than 1 month in advance, please fill out the inquiry form below to request your spot. Cancellations made within 7 days of the booking will be subject to a 50% fee, cancellations within 48 hours of the booking will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee. Cancellations prior to this may be subject to a 5% admin fee.

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© Doko Discover Co., Ltd. 2025

© Doko Discover Co., Ltd. 2025

© Doko Discover Co., Ltd. 2025

© Doko Discover Co., Ltd. 2025