Kintsugi Bowl

This bowl has the emblem of the Tokugawa shogun, who ruled Japan during the Edo era, making it extremely valuable.

Description An absolute top quality Kangxi period bowl. With superior Kintsugi repair. Jiajing marked and style.

It was repaired with Kintsugi style. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold.

At some point in its life, the edge of bowl was broken and lovingly repaired with gold lacquer kintsugi repairs - an early mend that enhances its beauty and layers into its gilded fi...

A refined early Edo Period Kakiemon bowl with an octagonal rim. The interior of the bowl with a restrained decoration in overglazed enamels in the typical Kakiemon palette.

This is a white porcelain bowl made in Korea around the 16th century. This period is known as the Joseon Dynasty (15th-19th centuries).

Very happy with this new arrival. An Arita/Kakiemon bowl or shallow dish with lobed corners. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: Japan Period: 1...

Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: China Emperor: Wanli (1572-1620) Period: 16th century, 17th century Ming & Transitional (1368 - 1664) Conditio...

It is a traditional Japanese repair technique. The kintsugi on this bowl is very beautiful. It's like a part of the vessel design.

It's cracked, but I've fixed it cleanly with Kintsugi. In addition, this arch-shaped pattern of Kintsugi is a pattern named "seigaiha".

It is an old Chinese bowl. Probably this item was made around Yuan dynasty-Ming dynasty (1300s-1500s).

It can use as a flowerpot but also as decoration or a bowl or a Ikebana plate. This flowerpot was repaired with Kintsugi.

Antique Japanese pottery bowl with Kintsugi gold lacquer repairs running over its unglazed bare clay body, from Nara period, 7th century.

It is thought that it was reattached (kintsugi) and used as a tea bowl. Because the bowl has been used for a long time, there are stains here and there, which also makes it a very be...

A pottery bowl made in the Ming dynasty of China (1368-1644). Probably around the 16th to 17th centuries. The kiln made is Cizhou ware. This is a kiln in Hebei province, about 500...

This is a pottery named "Shino Oribe" in the pottery called Mino ware in Japan. Mino ware is located in Gifu prefecture. (The red circle on the map is the location of the Mino ware ...

An antique Korean celadon glazed stoneware tea bowl from 15th century. It has been lovingly repaired with gold, using the kintsugi method, sometime during its long life, adding an ex...

This is a Seto tea bowl made in the 15th century, which is older than the Edo period.

This is a white porcelain bowl made in Korea around the 16th century. This period is known as the Joseon Dynasty (15th-19th centuries).

Hand-built porcelain pedestal bowl, wood-fired in a traditional anagama noborigama Japanese kiln in upstate New York.

Glimmer of Gold and Exceptional Flavors: Jars x Anne-Sophie Pic Bowl, Enhanced by Kintsugi Let us tell you the story of a small porcelain bowl, an exceptional piece where the herita...

Glimmer of Gold and Exceptional Flavors: Jars x Anne-Sophie Pic Bowl, Enhanced by Kintsugi Let us tell you the story of a small porcelain bowl, an exceptional piece where the herita...

The Phoenix’s Glow: Kintsugi Bowl in Crystallized Porcelain, a Golden Renaissance Discover a masterpiece of resilience and beauty: a porcelain bowl of rare elegance, vibrant with a ...

Serenity Restored: Kintsugi Celadon White Bowl, an Ode to Repaired Beauty Discover a unique art object, carrying a profound philosophy: a porcelain bowl of rare delicacy, adorned w...

The handcrafted work of ME Speak Design infuses the elements of both the Japanese and southern heritage. Refined and rustic, delicate and responsible for their tasks. The brass is ha...

More than just an object, this bowl is a collector's item that embodies the perfect harmony between the elegance of French art de la table and the aesthetic philosophy of Japanese ki...

Its glaze, a veritable tableau of crystallization, creates a rich and captivating visual effect. This bowl tells a story of resilience. Once broken, it has been meticulously restore...

Its glaze, a veritable tableau of crystallization, creates a rich and captivating visual effect. This bowl tells a story of resilience. Once broken, it has been meticulously restore...