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Kintsugi
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2018
Introducing traditional knowledge of Kintsugi(Kintsukuroi).
Traditional Kintsugi process step1
Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method.
"Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.)
You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or commission repairs at www.urushi.info.
"Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.)
You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or commission repairs at www.urushi.info.
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Traditional Kintsugi process step4
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Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method. "Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.) You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or commission repairs at www.urushi.info.
Traditional Kintsugi process step3
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Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method. "Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.) You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or commission repairs at www.urushi.info.
Traditional Kintsugi process step2
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Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method. "Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.) You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or commission repairs at www.urushi.info.
Traditional Kintsugi process(Premium gold) speed-up version.
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Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method. Process before step4 is same with regular method. "Premium" kintsugi uses larger particles of 24Kt. gold, which makes it durable and better suited for an item that will have daily use and wear. (Sorry the full, slower version with descriptions is only for my students and customers.) You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about classes, or c...
Traditional Kintsugi process(Regular gold) speed-up version
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Here is the traditional Japanese kintsugi method. "Regular" kintsugi uses a fine 24Kt. gold powder. This is ideal for a piece that will mainly be looked at. (The fine gold will wear off if you polish it hard, so this is not ideal for items in heavy use.) (Sorry the full, slower version with descriptions is only for my students and customers.) You can find out more about kintsugi, learn about cl...
Thank you for this lovely and carefully made set of videos.
Muito lindo! Parabéns
WOW !!!
Doesn’t explain what kind of glue to use. Where to get real gold powder?
what is that little stick you cleaned the lines?
is the materials found anywhere?
Bumm-Bumm-Tschak Bumm-Bumm-Tschak - Dee-Dee-Dee-Doo
When pottery is available in plenty in Japan at reasonable price is it necessary to spend so much of time effort and money to fix a broken pot? Please post your comments thanks God bless you
Old post, I know... but where did you buy your Urushi from? Even when I was in Japan, I couldn't track down Urushi other than raw or synthetic "urushi".
No gloves?
TH-camで観るより実際見た方が美しいのでは！
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Did you apply the gold immediately or did you wait an hour or so after the second red coat? Thank you for these videos. Very helpful!
Sublime 🤯🥸😳😵🤩🤩💥💯🙏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖👍💯👍💚
Where can I find a good Brush for Kintsugi that you know for sure is good ?
So wonderful to watch a true crafts person. A wonderful result
What are the first three elements he is mixing together? Glue ok but what is the White first and the Pink third?
Can make more videos ?
this is so cool
Just learning about this now! Why the red paint instead of just applying the gold? Just curious! Awesome video!
I'd love to do it. Amazing Art creation
14:43 ????? Why he did that?
Really? Is that supposed to be English?
@@michelleosborne8951 Last time I checked, non native English speaking people weren't banned from TH-cam. So...yeah maybe my English is broken in structure. Can you please enlighten me about the natural resin application, or are you here just to act as an English speaking police?
Stunning <3
Can you help me fix some items?
you make this look so easy, how elegant
Is it microwavable after the repair?
No
Архитектура в формате Кинцуги В культуре страны восходящего солнца работает промысел Кинцуги. Великолепный японский фарфор, порой, разбивался «вдребезги» и просил восстановления утраченной Целостности. Известно несколько основных подвидов кинцуги: • трещина ( ひび хиби) - использование золотой пыли со смолой или лаком вместо клея с минимальным объёмом недостающих частей; • мозаика ( 欠けの金継ぎ例 какэ но кинцуги рэй, дословно «заполнение отсутствующих фрагментов») - выполняется золотом или золотой эмалью; • стыковка ( 呼び継ぎ ёбицуги) - замена отсутствующих частей другими, подходящими по форме, но не обязательно по фактуре и цвету. Предлагаем вернуться к практике великой Японии и создать методологию восстановления шедевров мирового и регионального зодчества на подобной системной основе. Забавно, но применяя в работе Серебро и Платиноиды, мы «возгоним» капитализацию означенных материалов и сможем придать полуразрушенным шедеврам новое ценностное содержание. Здесь речь более о старой кирпичной кладке, порушенных балках и деталях фундамента, стен и самой кровли…. (здесь и о самих зданиях и о предметах интерьеров и прочей «багатели»). Речь о миллионе Объектов, что простираются от Азиатских городов, вплоть до берегов Нового Света, включая и «старушку» Европу. Быть может такой способ восстановления покажется Вам излишне эпотажным… Новой младой когорте архитекторов не придется заниматься рудементарным железобетоном и панельными коробами! Новый формат реконструкции волен породить и новый архитектурный Ренессанс. Что и требуется! Здесь важно и само возрождения шедевров и участие в новой реставрации внекорневых индустриальных подсистем.
Best video and skill for Kintsugi on TH-cam
What kind of glue used?
I sped up your sped up version
Where would someone buy a brush like that?
Such gorgeous workmanship ❤
I'm confused as to how you make that little pouch for the gold powder with silk floss?
Nvm seems like just a bunch of floss, right?
Great video, why ruin it with that annoying repetitive music? Had to mute it, hope I didn't miss any narration.
I’m sorry 😣 I sped this video up a tad bit more 😩🤦♂️
TRES BELLE VIDEO ET MERCI POUR LE PARTAGE,
Magnificent! Love!
Utterly Impressed. RESPECT! 😁 👏 🤩 ❤️
Here after Loki
It‘s very wonderful to see this interesting craftsmanship made professionally and with love. With every movement you can see even the enormous appreciation for this beautiful bowl. Finished it’s again a masterpiece! The only video here I saw this way. THANK YOU!
Got to have steady hands for this! I loved watching the video, but that boring, repetitive music drove me crazy in five minutes and made me impatient for the video to go even faster and end sooner! I muted and was fine after that--thankfully there was not talking to miss. But I don't see the point in having music if it doesn't enhance the experience.
Because the crack is so linear, right down the center of the bowl and the bowl is basically a solid color on both inside and the outside, I think your choice to make the repair line ultra thin was very well done. It has the proper balance, a thicker, wider line would not have worked nearly so well. It’s beautiful, better than when it was new with no scars or damages.. it’s really a metaphor for life. The Japanese people and culture are beyond beautiful and amazing…
Helo viet nam cyty
Beautiful honorable work👏🥰
Beautiful. a work of art!
Good
Hay
The art of making something broken whole again. Would that there was "kintsugi" for people and nations as well.
Recycling, before it was cool.
What are all the materials and what ratios were used when they were combined