We will be holding a Kintsugi workshop!

■■ Cherish your tableware project ■■
Kintsugi Workshop
February 8th (Sat) 10:00-12:00

One of the concepts of IRODORI TABLE is "cherishing your tableware."

Do you have any broken or chipped pottery in your home?
Reviving the vessel,
Would you like to repair it so that you can use it again?

We welcomed Mr. Takayama, the founder of Atelier Vega, who has more than 50 years of experience in pottery.
We will be holding a Kintsugi workshop.

If you don't have a vessel for Kintsugi, you can also paint a picture on the vessel in a Kintsugi style.

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Date and time: February 8th (Sat) 10:00-12:00
Location: IRODORI TABLE Gallery, Ebisu Building 3F, 2-5-1 Torigoe, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Recruitment: Maximum 5 people (first come first served)
Cost: 6,600 yen per person (including materials and tax)
What to bring: Container for kintsugi / box to take home (because the container is not completely dry) / bag / utility knife / towel

*To apply, please let us know your name and desired number of people via the inquiry page or by emailing info@irodori-table.com.
*Payment is required in advance (details will be provided at the time of application)
*A 100% cancellation fee will be charged from 3 days prior (Wednesday, February 5th).
*If there are less than two people, the event will be cancelled.
(If the event is cancelled, we will notify you on Wednesday, February 5th.)
*Kintsugi is a simple method of repair using synthetic resin and metal powder.
*Items that are too complex may not be completed within the allotted time for the workshop.
The estimated time for repair is 2 hours for one item and 1-3 repairs. If the item is complicated, we can take it in and repair it for a fee. (We will provide you with an estimate.)
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[Instructor: Koto Takayama PROFILE]

After graduating from Tokyo Zokei University, he worked at Sasaki Glass Co., Ltd.
Learned potter's wheel and kiln firing at Sugino Ceramic Art Studio.
After teaching at Kenbo Kiln, he established "Tou Atelier Vega" in Tachikawa and Kokubunji in 2003.
Alongside his work as a lecturer, he also exhibits at trade shows and department stores.