Modern Artistic Kintsugi Technique Workshop: Yobitsugi

Learn the beauty of imperfections and embrace the artistic approach to Yobitsugi



2 hours

Class size 1 to 20 (public classes), 2 to 14
  $135 (Afterpay available)

Pick and break

Pick and Break

Pick your bowl or tray to work on, and let's get cracking! Pick the color for your lines and the pieces you want to work with.


Learn history of Kintsugi

Learn History of Kintsugi

We'll talk about the history and the philosophy of Kintsugi and Yobitsugi before we get started. Then, you'll learn how to mend broken pottery using gold mica powder and epoxy.


Your Creation, Brand New and Gold

Your Creation, Brand New and Gold

After mending and repairing, the pieces you want. You create the new missing piece from broken ceramic pieces. When everything is said and done, you can show off your new and improved ceramic pieces with the iconic gold seams.


Join us at Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe for a unique workshop where you will discover the art of Yobitsugi----a distinctive approach to Kintsugi.
In this class, you will learn the technique of mending broken vessels using fragments from different objects. You will create a piece with a patchwork-like appearance, showcasing a beautiful combination of colours, textures, and materials.
Yobitsugi is a traditional Japanese mending technique that combines pieces from different broken objects to create a new whole, unlike the traditional Kintsugi, which repairs an item with pieces from its own original fragments. The term translates to "call into" or "invite connection" and is often used when original pieces are missing, resulting in a unique, patchwork-like finish.
Under our guidance, you will learn the contemporary method of Yobitsugi using epoxy adhesive and mica powder. This approach is not only less allergenic but also a fast-drying and cost-effective alternative to traditional precious metals and lacquer.
In a world that often leans towards disposability, this workshop offers a journey into sustainability and creativity while acquiring a new skill. Embrace the art of restoring cherished objects with gold joinery and leave with a unique piece of art that embodies resilience and beauty.
Important info:
  • Please note if the private booking is for 10 or less than 10 people, then we will add the date as a public date for others to book.
  • Not recommended for pregnant participants due to the use of epoxy glue and mica gold dust.
  • Suitable for adults; participants aged 12 and above can join with supervision.
  • Plates for repair will be provided during the session.
  • A period of time is necessary post-class for your bowl to properly set due to the nature of the materials used. Kintsugi is a practice of patience, with the epoxy requiring a 24-hour setting time.
This is the perfect event to celebrate the bride-to-be and her lovely friends during a hen's party. Whether you're looking for a new hobby or simply spending a creative day with friends, head to this
Kintsugi class today! A perfect activity for Mother-Daughter Day, a couple's date, or a friend date.
Whether you're looking for romantic date ideas, date night ideas, couples date activity, friends group date activity, Christmas party, birthday party ideas, hen's party, buck party, or team building activities. A special gift for him, her, or couples. Head on over to this relaxing Kintsugi class.

Upcoming dates for Modern Artistic Kintsugi Technique Workshop: Yobitsugi

Times are Melbourne time. Dates and prices as of 16 Oct 2026, 8:04am; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

376 upcoming dates between 17 Oct 2026 and 30 Dec 2027.

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What you'll get
  • All the materials to repair one broken ceramic object.
  • You will be treated to delicious coffee/tea to energise your creativity. Please let us know if you would like tea or coffee.
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Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly.
What to bring
Your creative selves!
Any broken crockery that holds sentimental value can be brought along to class. Please note that it is not required, but optional. Please note that the time is enough for only one piece of crockery, so if you want to do something of your own, please make it clear during the class. However, we advise against mending something important to you without any experience.
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, Christmas party, birthday or hens party.

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 15 years old).

An adult must accompany any attending kids, and must pay for a separate ticket.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum, Xmas gift or gift for couples.

Location

Be-ras Creatives Art Cafe, Collins Street, Docklands VIC

Loads of parking available in the Import Lane and Karlsruhe Lane off Burke Street and Collins Street. If you are taking a tram get down at Collis Landing and take Import Lane towards Docklands community garden

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  • 5/5 from Lisa George, attended Oct 2026: We loved this class. Did it with my 2 teen daughters. Loved the step by step process and the calm pace. No rush to finish by end. We went 30mins longer to complete our pieces. Girls had a blast and the bowls look amazing.
  • 5/5 from Nofar Szumer-Menashe, attended Sep 2026: Great workshop, lovely atmosphere!
  • 5/5 from Tammy Caink, attended Sep 2026: Kintsugi class.
  • 5/5 from Anna Raftopoulos, attended Aug 2026: This was a great class I highly recommend it! The teacher was great it was engaging and fun and my friend and I both made an amazing piece we are very proud of!
  • 5/5 from Moira Dean, attended Jul 2026: A wonderful class where in 2 hours we learned how to yobitsugi a ceramic bowl. Really enjoyable. The class was well taught with individual help given when needed. The 2 hours went very quickly and I love the piece I made.
  • 5/5 from Michelle Carsen, attended Jul 2026: Konwledgeable and helpful, especially as to what was achievable within the timeframe of the class. My husband I both enjoyed it :-)
  • 5/5 from Deborah Aldridge, attended Jun 2026: Teacher was kind and knowledgeable. The class was well timed and very well resourced. Excellent way to spend a couple of hours with friends, family or with yourself
  • 5/5 from Hanna Jones-Arnautovic, attended May 2026: Really memorable birthday gift - we learnt a lot and came out with a really beautiful memory and product!
  • 5/5 from Deborah Schwandt, attended May 2026: We loved this class, Rashi supported us & encouraged us to follow our creative instinct, all the way through, if we found ourselves unknow. Rashi would guide us to achieve our finial outcome thank you so much for thegreat class
  • 5/5 from Grace Pinkerton, attended May 2026: Really fun class and incredibly beginner friendly. The teacher is personable and informative and creates a fun and relaxing environement to be creative.
  • 5/5 from Rob Saunders, attended May 2026: A great introduction to the history and techniques of Kintsugi in all its forms. A fun way to spend a few hours.
  • 5/5 from Emma Johnston, attended Apr 2026: We had a wonderful time at this class taking our Mum for her birthday. Highly recommend this experience and learning activity. Great afternoon out.
  • 5/5 from Jonathan Truong, attended Apr 2026: Took the wife here for her birthday. A great experience, cosy setting, surprisingly really good coffee and a very kind host who shared lots of great info and insights. Would highly recommend to others. If you're slow/perfectionists like us, maybe reach out and see if you can have a little longer in the class.
  • 5/5 from Aseel Alnajjar, attended Apr 2026: Fun experience.. Thank you for the tea, sharing your knowledge, deep talk and above all your patience Rashmi! Thank you
  • 5/5 from Samara Henry-Turner, attended Mar 2026: The class was great! Our teacher was so helpful and patient. Would definitely recommend!
  • 5/5 from Martene Hosking, attended Mar 2026: So much fun. The workshop host was helpful and informative. She didn’t hover giving you the space and support you need to create something truly your own. Will be back to do another one ️
  • 5/5 from Anneline Padayachee, attended Mar 2026: Excellent class, history of the art, resources & equipment. Best activity. Recommend x 10.
  • 5/5 from Julian Watson, attended Mar 2026: This experience at Be-Ras Creative Art Cafe was absolutely fantastic! Our teacher was super knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful in every aspect. Our favourite aspect was the in-depth knowledge on the cultural significance of Kintsugi and its origin. Would definitely recommend and we will be going back to try other classes as well!
  • 5/5 from Liuliu Chen, attended Mar 2026: It was such a great experience learning the history of Kingsugi and tried by yourself. Rashmi was really nice and patient. Had so much fun!
  • 5/5 from Leonie Marcus, attended Mar 2026: Great way to learn about and do kentsugi. Teacher was super friendly and helpful and everyone went home with a great piece of self created crockery and a sense of accomplishment. Highly recommended!
  • 5/5 from Chantal Jacq, attended Feb 2026: Rashmi was sensational- a beautiful overview of the history of Kintsugi, along with guided instruction and help with techniques to create a beautiful take home masterpiece. It was lovely that we could all work at our own pace and create uniquely beautiful works. Just what my soul needed, thankyou.
  • 5/5 from Lyn Duffy, attended Feb 2026: Great course with very insightful information on the history of Kintsugi, and great informative instructions on the process involved in its construction.
  • 5/5 from Julie, attended Dec 2025: I had seen this before but never really knew much about it. The history behind it was facinating and the class itself was amazing. The process was explained in easy to follow steps and at a pace that was not rushed. We had a small group and felt very welcomed and supported throughout the whole process. I loved the piece I created as did the other members of our group. I would highly reccommend this class.
  • 5/5 from Pauline Siew, attended Nov 2025: We had our team building event at Be-Ras Creative Kintsugi workshop. Very fun and informative. The teacher is very friendly, patience in explaining the steps and hand-on to help anyone that needed the extra assistance. Everyone goes home with their creative masterpiece! Thank you and highly recommend!
Your teacher

Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe
Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe

5.0 (686)
female Women-owned

Rashmi is an architect turned crafter and small business owner with a vibrant cafe in the Docklands. She is someone who loves art and learning something new every day. Her journey to becoming an artist started with one art project at a time. She started making Kokedama’s and polymer clay earrings for a bit of fun. She loved it so much that she gifted a lot to her friends and which birthed her enthusiasm for handmade things. Soon they started making them together, and they all loved them so much that we decided to share the art with more people.
Creating something handmade is a fun process with lots of laughter and good coffee. You make new friends who love plants and art as much as you do.

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