This authentic kintsugi kit allows you to repair broken vessels while embracing the beauty of imperfection. Each piece is carefully finished with natural Urushi lacquer, giving it a unique character over time.
Take your time and enjoy the quiet process of restoration—like waiting for the moon to become full.
Kit Contents
Handy guide (booklet and video), Raw Urushi , Acrylic Plate, Plastic Spatula, Bamboo Spatula, Brush, Eye Dropper, Sandpaper (320 Grit), Wet & Dry Sandpaper (1000 Grit), Diamond File (Thin, Flat), Masking Tape, Plastic Gloves, Wood Powder, Tonoko (whetstone powder), Bangara Powder (Black, Red), Gold Powder (0.1g), Silver Powder (0.3g), Cotton (For Gold and Silver Powder)
*As a general rule, please use the raw urushi within a year.
Things to Prepare by Yourself
Urushi Curing Cabinet (See page [#14] for how to make one), Flour, Water, Ethanol (the same kind used for disinfection is OK), Oil (Salad Oil, Canola Oil, or Olive Oil), Tissues, Plastic Wrap, Clear Tape, Scissors, A4 (letter size) Copy Paper or Tracing Paper, 2 Paper Weights, Exacto Knife (preferred)
About Urushi Rash
Urushi may cause a rash when it comes in direct contact with the skin.
Wear plastic gloves whenever you work with urushi.
Plastic gloves are disposable. Please purchase a size that fits you comfortably.
