Kat McDowell

An interview I did with Olivia De Bortoli for LA Unscripted will be on KTLA at 7pm tonight (Jan 25th 2024.)

We talk a little bit about the history of Kintsugi and what to expect from my workshops!

It's been so exciting to collaborate with the Japanese Friendship Garden in Phoenix!

It will be unique to experience practicing Kintsugi surrounded by beauty of the Japanese gardens.

You can book a spot here.

Here are the details below

Experience…

This is a topic I wanted to avoid.. but as I have seen a lot of shattered plates brought to me I want to give you the best advice if you couldn't find a broken ceramic and need to break…

Today I would like to delve into the world of Kintsugi and explore its remarkable benefits for company team building events. 

Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, has gained immense popularity not only for its…

What is Kintsugi?

Kintsugi, also known as "golden joinery," is a traditional Japanese art form in which broken pottery is mended using a lacquer mixed with gold, silver, or platinum. The idea behind kintsugi is that the broken pieces are…

It's been so amazing getting to host these incredible Kintsugi Experiences!

You can follow me on Instagram or youtube to see more of these as I post them but here are a few to give you an idea of what…

The art of "Golden Joinery" has many different paths from the traditional and complex to the most simple.

1. The traditional method

The Traditional method of Kintsugi uses sumac lacquer, flour and water as it's main binding agent. From start…

When people first learn about Kintsugi, the first thing that usually goes through their mind is all of the precious things they threw out over the years because they broke them.

Many of us don't keep our broken things, so…