Kintsugi Collection
Beautifully flawed, Kintsugi jewels break new ground with precious new interpretations of the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi. Kinstsugi (金継ぎ) literally means golden (“kin”) and repair (“tsugi”). This traditional Japanese art uses liquid gold to join fragments of pottery, giving them an even more refined aspect. Every piece is unique, because of the randomness with which ceramics shatters and the irregular patterns formed that are enhanced with the use of metals.
Necklace in 18k gold, lapis lazuli and 22k gold lines, 18k gold choker
The kintsugi technique may have been invented around the 15th century, when the shogun broke his favourite teacup. He was so sad he asked some craftsmen to repair it. They decided to transform the cup into a jewel, since the broken cup was so dear to their leader. They filled its cracks with gold.
Necklace in 18k gold, rainbow quartz and 22k gold lines, 18k gold choker
Renilde Vervoort
