Taught by qualified Kintsugi artist Nilo, who learnt Kintsugi art in Kyoto, Japan, you will undergo a transformative experience in healing as you mend your Kintsugi ceramic piece.
What Our Students Say
Testimonials from our students
Kintsugi: A Healing Journey Through Art
Kintsugi is more than just an art form—it’s a deeply reflective and emotional process. It invites you to slow down and explore your feelings at every stage, from the moment the ceramic breaks to the mindful act of putting it back together.
I had the pleasure of attending a session with my niece, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. Nilo, the founder and instructor, is a warm and genuine soul. Her passion for kintsugi shines through in every detail, and she approaches each participant’s journey with sincere curiosity and care.
The session was enriched by thoughtful touches—hot green tea, delicious Japanese snacks, and a beautifully crafted box to take your ceramic home in. It was a serene, meaningful experience that felt both personal and restorative.
This workshop is worth every cent—for the craftsmanship, the guidance, and the emotional depth it offers. Highly recommended
Lynette Ee, July 2025
My boyfriend booked a Kintsugi session for us on my birthday on 1st July which, by beautiful coincidence, was also Nilo Art Studio’s anniversary. What are the odds! It turned out to be such a meaningful experience and a wonderful way for us to bond as a couple.
Nilo surprised me with a birthday cake, which was such a kind and heartwarming gesture. She was genuinely lovely and a joy to speak with.
We would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a meaningful, memorable activity to share with a loved one!
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Nadine, July 2025
We came here for a team building event and had the BEST time. I cannot recommend this enough. Nilo was a fantastic instructor.
She walked our group through the history of Kintsugi, helped us all craft our own beautiful pieces, and facilitated the session so that it was equally fun and reflective.
It was really special getting to hear from different team members what this art form meant to them. Thank you Nilo! We will see you again soon!
Emma Morris, July 2025
The Art of Healing With Kintsugi
Broken made Beautiful
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Kintsugi is built on the idea that in embracing the broken pottery pieces’ flaws and imperfections, you can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art.
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Using this art as a metaphor for healing ourselves teaches us an important lesson – that sometimes in the process of repairing ourselves through our flaws and imperfections, we create an even more beautiful stronger, resilient us. We may be BROKEN but no less BEAUTIFUL!
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In an age of mass production and quick disposal, learning to accept and celebrate scars and flaws and to not throw away things that break is also a powerful lesson in sustainability.
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Kintsugi Art Studio was born out of a passion to teach this sustainable and healing art to everyone.
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