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Modern Kintsugi Workshop for Beginners

Embrace the beauty of imperfection with Kintsugi!

Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe

5.0 (686)

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2 hours

1 to 20 (public classes), 2 to 14 (private) (private classes)

$100 - $135 ($100 for Kintsugi; $135 for Yobitsugi) (Afterpay available)

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What you'll do

Pick and Break

Pick your bowl to work and let's get cracking!

Learn Kintsugi

We talk about the history and the philosophy of Kintsugi 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

After mending and repairing, you can show off your new and improved ceramic pieces with the iconic gold seams.

Spend your day at Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe and discover the art of Kintsugi!

Modern Kintsugi is the art of Japanese pottery restoration, where you can learn how to mend broken ceramics using epoxy glue and mica gold powder. The traditional technique used gold powder and lacquer to mend the pottery. In just two and a half hours, you'll understand the difference between the traditional and modern Kintsugi technique, the history and philosophy of Kintsugi, and follow a step-by-step guide to create your own masterpiece.

During the workshop, we'll introduce you to the history of Kintsugi, where breakage and repair are regarded as integral parts of an object's story, rather than flaws to conceal. Under our guidance, you'll learn the contemporary approach to Kintsugi using epoxy adhesive and mica powder—a less allergenic, fast-drying, and cost-effective alternative to precious metals and lacquer.

In a world of disposables, join us in embracing sustainability and creativity while learning a new skill. Restore cherished objects with gold joinery and take home a piece of art that embodies resilience and beauty.

Important info:

Please note, private booking requires a minimum of 10 people per session. If fewer than 10 people book, we will make it a public class for others to join. Please mention it during the booking if you are requesting a private class during your booking or we will treat it as a regular booking.
Not recommended for pregnant participants due to the use of epoxy glue and mica gold dust.
This workshop is suitable for adults, and participants aged 12 and above can join with an adult. An adult needs to be present and accompany the kids during the workshop due to the use of broken crockery pieces.
Plates for repair will be provided during the session.
Please keep in mind that modern kintsugi is not food-safe due to the use of epoxy adhesive, so not suitable for the repair of cooking or eating utensils
Please allow some extra time after the class in case you want your bowl to set properly. Please keep in mind that Kintsugi is about patience, and it takes time for the epoxy to set. The bowl will set completely in 24 hours.

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Upcoming dates for Modern Kintsugi Workshop for Beginners

Times are Melbourne time. Dates and prices as of 12 Oct 2026, 1:48am; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

381 upcoming dates between 13 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 a tea or coffee.

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Recent reviews of Modern Kintsugi Workshop for Beginners

5/5 from Vanessa Goodes, attended Oct 2026: We had a great time. The class was relaxed and friendly with clear instructions and lots of support. The hosts made us feel welcome and it was a truly enjoyable experience. The process was smooth from start to finish and we received a lovely personalised reminder.
5/5 from Vivian Dang, attended Oct 2026: We absolutely loved this workshop! Rashmi is very knowledgeable, engaging and generous with her time. We felt very comfortable to experiment with her guidance and are very happy with our final product. Highly recommend this workshop for anyone who is curious about the art and philosophy of kintsugi.
5/5 from Hayden Coppo, attended Oct 2026: Fantastic class, had great fun and everyone was awesome. Makes a very nice coffe too 10/10 :P
5/5 from Luke Martin, attended Sep 2026: What a fantastic workshop with Rashmi with an almost a meditative vibe, allowing time to connect with the piece, the process, the art and yourself. Fantastic to learn about the history and cultural context of this beautiful art form, and to walk away with something so special and unique. Absolutely recommend!
5/5 from Irene O’Neill, attended Sep 2026: We had a great time at this fun workshop. Rashmi was very knowledgeable about the history of kintsugi and gave plenty of helpful guidance during the process.
5/5 from Marcin Smalec, attended Sep 2026: Teacher was great and class was great fun - thank you for having us!
5/5 from Jesse Rosenfeld, attended Sep 2026: Rashi was an amazing teacher. So informative about the art form the history and gave the class so much meaning. She held the space so wonderfully. I went with my 7 and 9 year old children and Rashi was able to facilitate the class for the grown ups and them. Wonderful afternoon!
5/5 from Denny Barr, attended Sep 2026: Such a beautiful experience for my daughter and me. Rushmi was so warm and welcoming and made us feel really special from the moment we arrived. She was patient, supportive, generous and very easygoing — nothing was ever too much trouble. We loved learning about the history and philosophy of Kintsugi and, especially, how it can relate to our own lives. It made creating our pieces feel so much more meaningful. The whole experience felt relaxed, authentic and quite holistic, in a beautiful environment,. Rushmi is clearly passionate about what she does and genuinely cared that we had a lovely experience. And we were so happy with our finished pieces! A really special mother-and-daughter afternoon that we’ll remember. ️
5/5 from Leo Nazarov, attended Sep 2026: The gift card redemption was completely seamless - no issues at all, and a lovely birthday present to use. The studio itself was easy to find, and the class exceeded what I expected from a birthday treat. Our teacher was warm and easy to listen to, and struck the right balance throughout - giving us space to work through the technique on our own, but always close by when a piece needed an extra hand or a question came up. What I didn't expect was how much the process itself would stay with me. There's a moment early on where you glue your first two broken pieces back together, and something about doing that - carefully, deliberately, watching a gold seam form where the break used to be - caught me off guard. The last few years of my life haven't been simple, and holding those two pieces together, watching the crack turn into something gold rather than something hidden, felt like more than a craft technique. It felt like a pretty accurate description of what putting yourself back together actually looks like. I left with a finished piece, but also with a slightly different way of thinking about breakage - that it doesn't have to be disguised to be beautiful, sometimes it's the thing worth showing. A wonderful class, and a genuinely thoughtful gift to receive.
5/5 from Jane Ferris, attended Sep 2026: My husband and I attended a Kintsugi class at Be Ras to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The class was thoroughly enjoyable and the instructor very knowledgeable and we came away with some unique and meaningful pieces. We look forward to attending classes in other art forms they offer in the near future. Highly recommend!
5/5 from Ashley King, attended Sep 2026: Really fun and unique experience. I enjoyed learning a bit about Kintusgi and being able to have a nice piece to take home as well. As someone who is not great at art I enjoyed the support as well and felt confident doing this class. I would certainly recommend.
5/5 from Rixt Wiersma, attended Aug 2026: This workshop was such a delight. The meaning behind kintsigu gave this workshop so much depth and made it even more fun to fully immerse in the learning. Rashmi is a wonderful host and teacher.
5/5 from Rhonda Elkington, attended Aug 2026: The class was most enjoyable, informative and an opportunity to reflect on brokenness and beauty whilst crafting my Kintsugi piece. The instructor was warm, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful
5/5 from Mabigail Pangyarihan, attended Aug 2026: Had a fantastic time learning about kintsugi. Our teacher Rashmi was very knowledgeable and passionate and teaches in an engaging way!
5/5 from Andrea Wilson, attended Aug 2026: Fantastic class. Got so much more from it than I expected. Teacher was wonderful - her knowledge of the tradition and history of kintsugi and her passion for what she does made this a brilliant experience. Highly recommend to anyone considering.
5/5 from Tom Blokland, attended Aug 2026: Lovely way to spend a Saturday morning - instructions and supervision from Rashmi was excellent, and the coffee was delicious as well.
5/5 from Sue Walker, attended Aug 2026: Brilliant session to do with a group of close friends. Terrific teacher, generous with her time and skills, great environment- and coffee. Perfect Sunday afternoon!
5/5 from Renae Cameron, attended Aug 2026: Informative, creative and fun class. Thank you so much. Great way to spend an afternoon!
5/5 from Einat Bardea, attended Aug 2026: This was great - relaxing, informative and creative
5/5 from Rebecca McCann, attended Aug 2026: Ras was a wonderful teacher of kintsugi. It was great to have someone kind and patient hold space for me to try something crafty… and I especially loved the educational talk about the principles and philosophy of the art form.
5/5 from Julie Donald, attended Aug 2026: Teacher was terrific and helpful
4/5 from Juliana van Sloten, attended Aug 2026: I had a great day, I was very lucky to be the only person in my class as it was mid week. It was wonderful having the one on one.
5/5 from Jefferson Chen, attended Jul 2026: I had a great time learning how to fix ceramic ware with Kintsugi and learn about the history of it.
5/5 from Michael Irons, attended Jul 2026: Very enjoyable
5/5 from Vanessa de Amicis, attended Jul 2026: Nice intro class - really easy and enjoyable. Recommend it!
5/5 from James Pickles, attended Jul 2026: Very good. Recommend. Looking at doing another of the classes as it was so good.
5/5 from Pru Mnezies, attended Jul 2026: This was a fantastic treat! Learning about the history & process to the various techniques - leaving with a beautiful finished dish! Our flaws make us all unique! Thanks!
5/5 from Bec Yule, attended Jul 2026: This was a really informative and enjoyable class, well prepared and great for any level of experience. I loved learning the history of Kintsugi and found the practical part very mindful and relaxing. Great experience.
5/5 from Dimiter Shinkov, attended Jul 2026: We had a lovely time learning about kintsugi and got a couple of beautiful plates out of it too. The coffee was also fantastic.
5/5 from Tanya Logan, attended Jul 2026: Brilliant!! I had bought my mug in 1987 for my first teaching round. I may retire in the next 5 or so years, so it was sentimentally important for me to fix. Thank you
5/5 from Trinity Maurer, attended Jul 2026: We learnt lots, from the history of kintsugi to mindfulness and expert ways on how to make it look exactly how you wish! It was a great experience!
5/5 from Dinita Nahar, attended Jul 2026: Rashmi is very knowledgeable and she was very patient throughout the session. I absolutely loved the session and would definitely plan another event.
5/5 from Daniel Kang, attended Jul 2026: The class was very very inspiring and meditative. The process of making kintsugi came with a detail education on the history which was so fascinating. I loved the process of mixing the gold and being able to slowing put together the broken pieces to make a new sort of art. Thank you very much ️
5/5 from Zali Mifsud, attended Jun 2026: Was a great class - our team loved it as a team building session.
5/5 from Claire Rose, attended Jun 2026: Loved this class! A beautiful experience. Our facilitator was amazing, delivered a fun class including history and meaning of kintsugi. Provided a great learning and creative space to be in the experience. Highly recommended. Thank you!
5/5 from Julianne Randell, attended Jun 2026: The Kintsugi workshop was a fantastic class. Rashmi is a great teacher, full of information and patience. I love the dish I made and I will be back to do the Kintsugi mending workshop. A great creative and fun day with friends.
5/5 from Wendy Tan, attended Jun 2026: Relaxed and fun class.
5/5 from Marisa Herson, attended Jun 2026: Enjoyed very much the class, not only for the explanations and technique shared by our teacher, but as importantly, fo the wam welcoming and the relaxed environment. Perfect match for a Kinytsugi class.
5/5 from Caroline Pilot, attended Jun 2026: A wonderful afternoon. I learnt a lot about the history of Kintsugi and had a chance to create my own beautiful piece. Highly recommend.
5/5 from Lucy Hatton, attended May 2026: Really enjoyed the Modern Kintsugi Workshop for Beginners. It was informative, calming and surprisingly therapeutic. A great way to slow down and focus on the process rather than perfection. The instructor was knowledgeable and explained the history and techniques really well. A couple of small improvements would be encouraging short stretch breaks during the session, and reducing a little of the talk at the beginning so there’s more hands-on time earlier. Overall though, it was a lovely experience and I’d definitely recommend it.
5/5 from Katie Robinson, attended May 2026: Rashmi was absolutely amazing, she took the time and care to properly teach us the art of Kintsugi and the history of it. The space was so incredibly peaceful, and we felt no rush whatsoever to finish our products. We will definitely be back again! Thank you so much Rashmi! We can’t wait to come back again once we are married!
5/5 from Leonie Angelis, attended May 2026: I brought a friend to the Kintsugi class for her birthday. We both enjoyed the explanation of the history of Kintsugi, and the actual creating was wonderful. This would also be a great 'team building' activity! Thank you for the lovely experience.
5/5 from Elizabeth Anderiesz, attended May 2026: the teacher was so kind, informative and helpful. we really enjoyed it - an awesome date or birthday gift experience. the space was so cosy and beautiful too.
5/5 from Amy Liang, attended May 2026: Really enjoyed the class and the commentary about the meaning of kinsugi! Thank you for guiding us through with your patience.
5/5 from Janine Pollock, attended May 2026: Just a lovely class
5/5 from Nur Khairani, attended May 2026: Simple easy to follow class and somewhat relaxing
5/5 from Carol Scott, attended May 2026: Thanks for the flexibility in meeting our teams specific needs. They had a great time!
5/5 from Metta Jana, attended May 2026: Love the class! The teacher was very friendly, attentive and detailed! Strongly recommended for group activity. We went for friend’s bridal shower and the teacher was very kind to treat the bride-to-be with some extras, really appreciate it!
5/5 from Steven Tzanopoulos, attended May 2026: The class was very interesting, and fun to do. The teacher was informative and very thorough in her instruction. I would highly recommend this class
5/5 from Robert Shattock, attended May 2026: We booked this for our 20th wedding anniversary and rang enmities ourselves. The time flew by. The instructor was very welcoming and encouraging and great at explaining the techniques and history of kintsugi. I definitely recommend giving this a go.

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Be-Ras Creatives Art Cafe

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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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