Kintsugi Vase

Midnight Blue Porcelain Vase: A Reinvented Heritage This 21 cm midnight blue porcelain vase is the result of ancestral craftsmanship and contemporary creativity.

Standing at 20 cm tall, its unique design evokes the strength and serenity of African masks, with a face featuring closed eyes that invite contemplation. This vase carries a history...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. I inlaid beetle wings on the lid for an extr...

Originally designed to hold ginger, it now serves as a perfect vase to showcase your most beautiful blooms. Meticulously restored using the traditional kintsugi technique, its imper...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure platinium to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes thi...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Let yourself be captivated by the unique brilliance of this Goodmoods Edition vase by Jars. In a deep and enchanting midnight blue, this porcelain vase, standing at 32 cm tall, carr...

Rocks dug by the weather, crossed by gold venations, creating a sort of mineral kintsugi. This vase is decorated by hand with a precious metal, gold 23k, fixed through an additional ...

Rocks dug by the weather, crossed by gold venations, creating a sort of mineral kintsugi. This tall vase is decorated by hand with a precious metal, gold 23k, fixed through an additi...

Rocks dug by the weather, crossed by gold venations, creating a sort of mineral kintsugi. This tall vase is decorated by hand with a precious metal, gold 23k, fixed through an additi...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Rocks dug by the weather, crossed by gold venations, creating a sort of mineral kintsugi. This vase is decorated by hand with a precious metal, gold 23k, fixed through an additional ...

A vase by artist Karen Swami, 2021. A unique wheel thrown stoneware, smoked, fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi techniq...

Karen Swami, 2018. A unique wheelthrown stoneware, smoke fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Pièce unique / o...

Karen Swami, 2018. A unique wheelthrown stoneware, smoke fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Pièce unique / o...

Karen Swami, 2017 Hand thrown stoneware, agate burnished, smoked, waxed, reworked with Urushi lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Unique work of art, porous and n...

Karen Swami, 2016. Hand thrown stoneware, agate burnished, smoked, waxed, reworked with Urushi lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Unique work of art, porous and ...

Karen Swami, 2016 Hand-thrown stoneware, agate burnished, smoked, waxed, reworked with Urushi lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Unique work of art, porous and n...

We have an aesthetic sense peculiar to Japanese people. And we introduce the unique items that only we can do, the route of purchasing in Japan, the experience value so far, and the...

A vase by Karen Swami, 2018. A unique wheel thrown stoneware, smoke fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique.

A vase by Karen Swami, 2018. A unique wheel thrown stoneware, smoke fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique.

A vase by Karen Swami, 2018. A unique wheel thrown stoneware, smoke fired, waxed and reworked with Japanese vegetal 'Urushi' lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique.

The dragon curling around the wide, flaring neck of the vase. The body of the vase has been repaired using Kintsugi, the Japanese art of beautifying a damage with lacquer and pure go...

One of a kind gourd-shaped vase hand-built from coils in our Brooklyn studio then Raku fired in a New Jersey backyard. Cracked during firing, then repaired with 24 karat gold. Appro...

One-of-a-kind coil-built vase hand made in our Brooklyn studio, then Raku-fired in a New Jersey backyard. Repaired with 24 karat gold. Approximately 8” tall by 8” wide Raku-ware ...

Beautiful serving dish in blue and white with central a reverse decorated floral lotus scene, the walls with branches and the border with geometric design. The base has a six charact...

Karen Swami, 2016 Hand-thrown stoneware, agate burnished, smoked, waxed, reworked with urushi lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Unique work of art, porous and n...

Karen Swami, 2017 Hand-thrown stoneware, agate burnished, smoked, waxed, reworked with Urushi lacquer and pure gold, in the Kintsugi technique. Unique work of art, porous and n...

With its unique kintsugi style repair, this Wedgwood black basalt vase has become one of a kind.

At some point in its history, the vase sustained damage and has since been sensitively restored using a technique reminiscent of Kintsugi.

Round decorative vase with 2 inch opening at the top and gold Kintsugi repair.

Persian wine bottle or vase that was repaired using a traditional Japanese method called kintsugi.

A rounded studio pottery bud vase reminiscent of Japanese kintsugi-style pottery repairs where gold is applied to the cracks of broken pottery to aestheticize the flaws.

This is a flowerpot which was made around 1800s in Edo era in Japan. It was made by Kahei KATO and Tanigoro WATANABE. (These names can find from the bottom of this pot.) It can use...

A unique and exceptional piece, this Kintsugi vase is a real treasure that will bring a touch of refinement and inspiration to your home.

A work of art restored using the Kintsugi technique This vase is not just a decorative object, it’s also a work of art restored using the traditional kintsugi technique.

This matte white porcelain biscuit vase, delicately sculpted in the shape of a woman’s bust, is a true work of art.

“Desnos” Vase made of lignifiation and repaired with 24 carat gold Unique piece Diameter : about 35cm

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure 24-carat gold to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes...

Kintsugi Stoneware Vase: When the Stormy Sky Meets the Melody of Love Behold this unique stoneware vase, standing at a height of 25 cm, its glossy glaze in shades of grey and blue ...

Myriam’s eye: Here, I particularly like the way the golden scars of the kintsugi play with the color of the vase. The two respond harmoniously, making this jar a refined, timeless ob...

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...

Restored Bizen stoneware vase with kintsugi and geode This 13 cm high Bizen stoneware vase is a unique and exceptional piece.

It gracefully marries the traditional aesthetics of celadon with the bold modernity of kintsugi.

17th Century Iranian Baluster Vase: A Testament to Art and History This siliceous ceramic vase, typical of 17th-century Iran, is a true collector’s item.

Here, this jar has been incised and then magnified by the application of pure platinium to imitate the cracks restored with kintsugi. This patient, meticulous craftsmanship makes thi...