

Taught by qualified Kintsugi artist Nilo, who learnt Kintsugi art in Kyoto, Japan, you will undergo a transformative experience in healing as you mend your Kintsugi ceramic piece.
What Our Students Say
Testimonials from our students
Booked a session for myself and my wife as a Valentine’s Day activity. Definitely was not disappointed! The activity was relaxing and therapeutic, with a calming ambience perfect to take you out of the hustle of city life. We went away with some nuggets of wisdom from our fellow course attendees as we shared our reflections after putting together our Kintusgi pieces. The instructor Nilo was warm in her guidance, and her ability to help attendees reflect on the activity was wonderful.
Wen Jin & Natalie, Feb 2025



Amazing experience at Kintsugi Art Studio! Loved how Nilo didn’t just focus on the art but also our reflections on what the broken pieces and Kintsugi overall meant to us. Definitely an experience worth having!!
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Mirz & Jennifer, Feb 2025
My blood pressure dropped 20 points when I stepped in." –G, as we walked into Kintsugi Art Studio. We knew then that we were in for a great session at Nilo's calming and inviting space.
We really appreciated the fact that Nilo took the time to get to know us before the other participants showed up, and also thoughtfully engaged us throughout the workshop without being intrusive.
The workshop was very educational, both in terms of learning about the art of kintsugi, as well as learning about myself. That said, everyone's takeaway from the workshop will be different, but I assure you, you will not leave empty-handed (and I don't just mean the ceramic item you'll be taking home).
Overall, we had a lovely time with Nilo, and definitely an experience I'd recommend to my friends!
Nicolina Chua, Dec 2024




The Art of Healing With Kintsugi
Broken made Beautiful
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Kintsugi is built on the idea that in embracing the broken pottery pieces’ flaws and imperfections, you can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art.
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Using this art as a metaphor for healing ourselves teaches us an important lesson – that sometimes in the process of repairing ourselves through our flaws and imperfections, we create an even more beautiful stronger, resilient us. We may be BROKEN but no less BEAUTIFUL!
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In an age of mass production and quick disposal, learning to accept and celebrate scars and flaws and to not throw away things that break is also a powerful lesson in sustainability.
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Kintsugi Art Studio was born out of a passion to teach this sustainable and healing art to everyone.

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