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WIN a Beginner’s Kintsugi Pottery Class!

Enter our competition to win this opportunity to learn the art of ‘kintsugi’ at this London craft class!

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Competition Ends: 17 May 2024
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1. Culture Calling reserves the right to amend the competition end date at any time.
2. If you are the lucky winner we will notify you via the e-mail address supplied shortly after the competition end date.
3. The prize will not be transferable to another person.
4. No part of a prize is exchangeable for cash or any other prize.
5. Open to UK residents only.
6. Entrants must be 16 or over.
7. Claim your prize within 7 days of being contacted or it will be lost.

Kintsugi is an ancient art form that celebrates the Japanese philosophy of the beauty of imperfection. It involves putting broken pieces of pottery back together with gold, embracing the cracks to produce a beautiful piece of perfectly imperfect art.

With plenty of support from an experienced tutor, you will learn all about the history and philosophy of kintsugi whilst they guide you through the process of creating your own piece.

You'll finish this special workshop with a sense of calm and accomplishment, plus lots of new knowledge on kintsugi pottery and the ability to mend broken ceramic pieces.