Kintsugi Workshop

What is Kintsugi? – Join us on August 16 at 10 a.m. in Nitschmann Hall to find out. $10 donation for lunch and supplies. A delicious Japanese lunch will be prepared and served by the Mental Health team. The practice of Kintsugi—repairing broken vessels by sealing the cracks, then painting them gold—is a remarkable art. The Japanese believe the golden cracks make the pieces even more precious and valuable. It’s beautiful to think of this practice as a metaphor for your life, to see the broken, difficult, or painful parts of you as radiating light, gold, and beauty. Kintsugi teaches you that your broken places make you stronger and better than ever before. When you think you are broken, you can pick up the pieces, put them back together, and learn to embrace the cracks. Registration is required and is limited. Please contact Diane Kessler at [email protected]. You can visit the link to see how it’s done: https://youtu.be/TQW8t6w0Cy4