Bahçeşehir Kintsugi Studio
Join broken ceramic pieces together with a special gold-pigmented paste. A joyful studio experience rooted in the philosophy of Japanese kintsugi, where the break is highlighted rather than hidden.
Highlight the break with gold, don't hide it
In our Bahçeşehir kintsugi studio, you'll learn to join broken ceramic pieces with a special gold-pigmented paste. In this technique rooted in Japanese philosophy, the break isn't concealed — it becomes part of the piece. You can bring your own broken object, or work with one of the pieces already at the studio.
- Repair technique using a special gold-pigmented paste
- Bring your own broken piece, or work with one from the studio
- No experience needed, guided by an instructor
- Usually completed in a single session
- Great for gifts and special occasions
What you're wondering
Kintsugi, Japanese for "golden repair", is the art of joining broken ceramic pieces with a special gold-pigmented paste. Rather than hiding the break, it highlights it — turning imperfection into beauty.
Yes, you can bring a broken ceramic or porcelain piece of your own. If you'd rather, you can also work with one of the pieces already available at the studio.
No, no experience is needed; the technique is taught step by step alongside an instructor.
It's usually completed in a single session; the exact time can vary depending on how many breaks the piece has.
Daily moments from the studio
New pieces, open enrollment spots and workshop announcements go up on Instagram first. It's the closest thing to the studio's everyday life — come get to know us there too.
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You'll leave with a piece of your own even from your very first class. Spots are limited — reserve your day and time now.