Mother's Day Kintsugi Workshop
120 Victoria Street, Hamilton, Waikato
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Immerse yourself in a wonderful few hours of learning Kintsugi, sipping tea and enjoying Japanese sweets with my Mother’s Day Workshop. This special workshop is a great way to share an experience with a loved one or to simply treat yourself to a serene escape from everyday life. You’ll go home with a beautiful Kintsugi piece that you’ll treasure for years to come. Book now as the perfect Mother’s Day gift, spaces are limited.
Learn the magical art of Kintsugi with Artist Ema Frost in this new Workshop. You can bring along a piece of your own pottery to restore in this beautiful style. (I'll also have a few as back up if you don't have your own piece) (All Levels)
Sunday 8th May - 2pm - 5pm
Ema Frost is a very clever Kiwi Artist, whose illustrations and ceramic works sit in many of our countries best galleries, and whose products and merchandise sell in the most stylish design stores and gallery shops. Her style is enchanting - quirky, feminine and colourful, and clearly influenced by her travels throughout the world, usually off the beaten track. Ema is inspired by the mystery and magic found in Japanese and Maori Folklore, and this influence can be seen throughout her captivating and detailed images.
Kintsugi
It's called kintsugi (金継ぎ), or kintsukuroi (金繕い), literally golden (“kin”) and repair (“tsugi”). This traditional Japanese art uses a precious metal – liquid gold, liquid silver or lacquer dusted with powdered gold – to bring together the pieces of a broken pottery item and at the same time enhance the breaks.
You will take away your wonderful finished work, plus your knew skills which will enable you to further your own Kintsugi in your own time. You will also receive a Frosty Goodie bag.
This class is not just for budding or accomplished artists. It is for everyone to enjoy a relaxing evening of art and design with Ema.
What you will take away:
A finished artwork piece
An understanding of Kintsugi
Knowledge and History of this beautiful art form.
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