DIY Kintsugi vase (Japanese ceramic art) with flower bouquet

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Japanese Ceramic Metamorphosis

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Ceramic items are transformed with the help of our take on traditional Kintsugi

Who hasn't had this happen to them? A beautiful piece of ceramic slips from your fingers and shatters into several pieces. But now these items do not need to be thrown away, but can instead be transformed into new statement pieces. Here the ancient Japanese craft of Kintsugi is imitated, giving …

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