A Flower with a bird
A Flower with a bird
Kintsugi practice plates by Seihodo Kutani-ware (pre-broken)
Red Flower
Red Flower
Lotus Root
Lotus Root
Windmill
Windmill
Lotusu Root with Kintsugi
Sprinkle Brass Powder on Urushi line
Sprinkle Brass Powder on Urushi line
Lotusu Root with Kintsugi
Kintsugi Lotus Root
Kintsugi practice plates by Seihodo Kutani-ware (pre-broken)

Kintsugi practice plates by Seihodo Kutani-ware (pre-broken)

£10.00
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Kintsugi is a Japanese technique to mend ceramics with lacquer and metal powder. 

At wagumi we sometimes host workshops, and you can find our original kintsugi kits with an array of items sourced from Japan, elsewhere on this site.

But when honing your skills in kintsugi, it can actually be handy to have some spare ceramics to work on. It is also surprisingly difficult to get a clean break, and using a tool bespoke to the task we have prepared these simple plates to practice on.

Kutani porcelain from Ishikawa in north, central Japan, the plates are beautiful in their own right*.  Here the clean break allows you to add a metallic kintsugi line across the centre.

(*Unbroken versions of these plates are also available, and can be used as a brush palette or as tableware).

Please note that once you have applied kintsugi to the plates, it would not be wise to put them in the dishwasher or the microwave. 

The plates can be bought with a 20% discount when purchased together with a kintsugi set.

Dimensions of each plate:

Windmill: 9.7 cm Φ, height: 2cm, weight: 95 g 

Red Flower: 9.5 cm Φ, height: 2.5cm, weight: 75 g

Lotus Root:  10 cm Φ, height: 2cm, weight: 85 g

A flower with a bird:  10 cm Φ, height: 2cm, weight: 85 g

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