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Japanese Kintsugi Workshop | Surat

  • October 25, 2026 · 2:00 PM
  • The Bungalow Coffee House, Surat
  • Organised by SOCIAL SAILOR ENTERTAINMENT LLP (Karnataka - 1)

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About this event

Discover the beauty of imperfection through the Japanese art of Kintsugi. This mindful workshop will teach you how to mend broken ceramics with golden seams, turning flaws into features and cracks into stories.Guided by an expert facilitator, you’ll:• Learn the philosophy behind Kintsugi—wabi-sabi, the art of embracing imperfections• Experience hands-on repairing of your own ceramic piece• Take home a unique, golden-scarred artwork created by youWhether you’re an art enthusiast, a seeker of mindfulness, or simply curious about Japanese culture, this workshop offers a calming and creative experience you won’t forget.🖼️ The poster and the description are for a visual representation – actual artwork may vary.

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Tickets
Ticket for 1 ₹1,499 · Ticket for 2 ₹2,699 · Ticket for 4 ₹4,799
Doors open
1:50 PM
Duration
1 Hour
Address
A-202, Aagam Vivianna, opp. Florencce Apt, Vesu, Surat, Gujarat 395007, India

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    “Experience the ancient Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi — the art of mending broken pottery with gold — through a mindful and creative mug restoration workshop.In this hands-on session, you’ll repair a ceramic mug using…” Read all

    Experience the ancient Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi — the art of mending broken pottery with gold — through a mindful and creative mug restoration workshop.In this hands-on session, you’ll repair a ceramic mug using safe, modern Kintsugi techniques that highlight cracks with shimmering gold. Each restored mug becomes more than just a cup — it becomes a symbol of resilience, beauty, and the stories we carry.The poster and the description are for a visual representation - actual artwork may vary.

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