engrace Kintsugi Jewelry Shop <Saturday, March 21st, Shigaraki Pottery Clay>
2026.01.13
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engrace Kintsugi Jewelry Shop Shigaraki clay and Arita ware -
Kintsugi Jewelry Workshop – Shigaraki Pottery & Arita Porcelain –
This is an experience where you can freely combine pieces of traditional Japanese pottery with colorful natural stones to create SDGs accessories using the kintsugi technique.
We purchased broken and chipped pottery from potteries all over Japan and polished each one by hand to create ceramic fragments. Create your own one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry!
Create your own “one-of-a-kind” Kintsugi SDGs jewelry by combining traditional Japanese pottery fragments with vibrant natural stones.
[Items to make]
On the day, you can choose two items from the following:
Pierced earrings, brooches, rings, pendant tops, obi clasps, ponytail hooks, hair ties, tie pins, tuck pins, cufflinks
You can choose “2 items” from: Earrings, Brooch, Ring, Pendant, Obi-dome (for Kimono), Pony-hook, Hair-tie, Tie-pin, Cufflinks, etc.
[Event Overview / Event Info]
| Date | Saturday, March 21, 2026 / March 21st (Sat) 10:00 – 12:30 |
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| Price | ¥6,600 (tax included / 2 accessories) Inc. tax / Includes 2 pieces |
| Capacity | Max 9 participants |
| Items | Clothes that can get dirty, glasses (for those who need to do detailed work) |
[Venue/Access]
GOOD NATURE STATION 4th floor Shop table
※Important notices when entering※
The market on the first floor opens at 10am, but you can enter through the hotel entrance.
Please enter through the "Hotel Entrance" on the left side of the main entrance on the first floor and take the elevator at the back to the hotel lobby on the fourth floor. We will be waiting for you at Shop table behind the front desk.
Please use the “Hotel Entrance” (located to the left of the main market entrance) to enter the building, as the 1st-floor market does not open until 10:00 AM. Take the elevator to the 4th floor.
[Instructor introduction]
Engrace Co., Ltd. Representative Director/CEO Natsuka Akanuma
In 2019, she launched "Kintsugi Jewelry engrace." She purchases pottery fragments scheduled for disposal from potteries across the country and creates upcycled pieces that combine kintsugi with natural stones. Her reconstruction support activities for the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake have been featured in Vogue Japan and NHK's "Hot Kansai." She is currently expanding overseas to countries such as the United States, France, and Taiwan, and has an atelier at the foot of Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto.
Natsuka is the founder & CEO of engrace Inc. She specializes in upcycling broken pottery from regional kilns across Japan into jewelry. Her work has been featured in VOGUE JAPAN and NHK. She operates an atelier in Fushimi Inari, Kyoto.