There is no audio in this video. It shows step 3, https://www.kintugi.com/?page_id=80 assembly of a broken bowl using traditional, lacquer based kintsugi.
Nara, Japan, May 5th. to May 19th. 2018 10 day traditional, lacquer based kintsugi workshop. This workshop will meet May 5th. through the 7th. May 8th. and 9th. will be breaks, meet from May 10th. through the 12th. May 13th., 14th. and 15th. will be breaks, and then meet May 16th. though the 19th. Intermediate/advanced workshop. There are 4 seats left in this workshop
This video has no audio. It shows application of red lacquer on a Momoyama period Karatsu bowl. The application is only partial as the bowl has most of the gold intact. This video shows Step 1, https://www.kintugi.com/?page_id=225
Traditional lacquer based kintsugi, Edo period black and white vase. The first 2 or 3 photos show it before I have done anything to it, the last ones show it after I have removed some of the previous repair and given it a good wash. I will restore the top part which is chipped.
This video has no audio. This video shows Step 1A, https://www.kintugi.com/?page_id=225 application of gold powder. Traditional, lacquer based kintsugi,
Here is a cup I am repairing. I first did a paper handle to get the size and width I need. I then used very thin wood, soaked it in vinegar to make it pliable and then fit it and attached it will sabi.