Kintsugi - The Japanese Art of repairing broken ceramics with gold: Sun 29 Sep

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Join me for a morning of mindfulness with intention on Sunday 29 Sep for an introduction into the Japanese Art of Kintsugi. This centuries old art form is filled with many philosophical lessons and can be viewed as a metaphor for healing ourselves by embracing our own flaws and imperfections.

Traditional Kintsugi can take months to complete. In this 3.5 hour workshop I’ll share my contemporary methods to practice and apply on any ceramics that need to be mended to allow you to repair and restore into something unique and resilient rather than dispose of.

During the experience there will be time to order off our menu and enjoy our delish Dimsum - handmade, preservative and MSG free (dumplings, Bao buns, Springrolls and won ton as well as rice / noodle dishes). ??We are fully licensed and can enjoy mimosas, artisan beers, SA wines, Chinese beers, sake and soju too! ????

Booking essential as space is limited. DM/WhatsApp me to secure your seat.

What to expect:

A morning of mindfulness at our Traditional Teahouse to learn the traditional Japanese art of Kintsugi and to apply this to a ceramic of your own that needs to be repaired.

What to bring:

A ceramic of your own like a vase/pot plant holder/bowl etc that is either broken in half or with 2 - 4 pieces broken off. You can also bring a ceramic that isn’t broken and I’ll teach you how to break it! Please note the technique I will share uses gold leaf / gold powder that is not food grade safe.

If you don’t have a ceramic to use - you’re welcome to purchase a ceramic from our extensive collection!

What’s the cost:

The workshop includes mindfulness teachings to embrace your own imperfections, the philosophy of kintsugi and the practice on your own ceramic or one you can purchase from our collection. All materials to be used on the day are included with the lesson and costs R680pp. All food/drink and the ceramic to be repaired are not included.

The details:

Date: Sunday 29 Sep 2024 at 9:30am - 1pm. Please arrive on time to settle in as we will start promptly.

Venue: Yescas Teahouse, The Old Bakery, Fisherman’s World, Main road, Hout Bay (behind Spirit jewelry). Secure underground parking at Pick ‘n Pay, Mainstream Mall.

Cost: R680 for the 3.5 hour workshop. Includes all materials to be used on the day excluding food/drink and the ceramic to be repaired. Please bring your own or you can purchase a ceramic from us. You’ll have lots of time to order and enjoy our delish Dimsum, noodle and rice dishes! We are fully licenced with a wide selection of SA wines, gins and beers on offer!

How to book:

Quicket/DM/WhatsApp me to secure your spot. Payment in full via credit card or snapscan.

Cancellation policy:

Please note once you’ve booked and paid for your spot, we aren’t able to offer any refunds. We can credit you to join another class if for some reason you aren’t able to attend the workshop you booked for.

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