Kintsugi is the traditional Japanese technique of mending broken ceramic pieces together and through that process turning them into unique and beautiful artifacts. One of the ingredients, however, is derived from a plant that can cause an allergic skin reaction for some people. After making that experience first-hand, Frido experimented with the use of alternate adhesives and materials that are readily available and accessible. In this video he is sharing his adapted technique with you.
Please kindly exercise caution when following this tutorial. At your discretion, wear appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and a mask, and work in a well-ventilated area when handling chemicals or materials. Ensure all items are fully cured and always follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturers of the materials.
Materials:
- JB Weld Epoxy
- PĒBĒO PORCELAINE 150 // Gold
- Thin brush of your choice
- Sandpaper: 150 grit first, 240 grit to finish
- X-ACTO Knife (or similar precision blade)
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