Kintsugi Workshop
Our first workshop in Maann’s new pop-up space is happening May 3! We’re kicking it off with NYC-based Kintsugi artist @makomako, who began her journey in 2017. For her, Kintsugi isn’t just an art form, but a way of restoring the memories carried by broken objects.
Together with makomako, we’ve created a two-part Kintsugi workshop series to offer an accessible, hands-on introduction to this beautiful practice.
In Session I (May 3), you’ll rejoin broken pieces. In Session II: Tracing with Gold (May 31), you’ll trace the cracks with gold once the pieces have dried naturally.
Sign up for either session - or both for the full experience (bundle ticket pricing available). Spots are limited, so register fast!
Broken Pieces will be provided. Thank you, @Bushwicks Ceramics, for donating stoneware pieces~!
Refund Policy：
If you need to cancel your booking and request a refund, please do so at least 7 days prior to the scheduled workshop date — we’ll be happy to offer a full refund.
Unfortunately, cancellations made within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, as materials and ceramic pieces are prepared well in advance. We appreciate your understanding and support for our planning process. Thank you:)
Kintsugi Workshop Disclaimer：
During Maann’s Kintsugi workshop, we’ll be using a small amount of natural lacquer for an authentic kintsugi experience. While natural lacquer is a natural material and safe to use, it may cause allergic reactions, similar to how some individuals might react to plants like poison ivy.
For your safety, we will be providing gloves and cleaning tools. We strongly recommend wearing gloves at all times during the workshop and thoroughly cleaning your hands afterward. If you’re concerned about potential allergies, we also suggest wearing long sleeves and tying up long hair for added protection.
Maann and the instructor are not responsible for any allergic reactions, skin irritation, or discoloring of personal clothing or belongings that may occur during or after the workshop.
By participating in the workshop, you acknowledge and accept this risk. Thank you for your understanding.