Kintsugi with Kat - commissions

Kintsugi Commissions Request Form

Please share a little about you and your piece along with the approximate size (a link to images of the pieces next to a quarter or tape measure to gauge the size of the break is ideal).

If a link is not possible, we will respond to your request via email and you can send us photos via e-mail.

Kintsugi is a slow art that takes a lot of detail and care so commissions can be quite costly (Typically starting at $250~)

The Modern Method is much faster, and simpler than the traditional method with a turn around time of approximately 2-3 weeks.

The Traditional method will take anywhere between 2-6 months.

Name

Email

Type of Object (bowl, plate, vase, sculpture etc.)

Material (ceramic, porcelain, stoneware, handmade etc..)

Age of the piece (if known)

How did the piece break?

How many pieces are there approximately?

Are there any fragments missing?

Has the piece been previously repaired or glued?

Are there hairline cracks or chips beyond the main breaks?

Was the piece originally functional?

Do you expect the repair to be functional after repair?

Would you be interested in the Modern Technique or Traditional Technique

Modern
Traditional
Hybrid

Would you be interested in 24 karat Gold, Silver or Brass?

24 Karat Gold (Most Expensive)
Silver
Brass

Your Location ( hand delivery to West Los Angeles or shipping? )

Do you prefer bold, visible seams or more subtle lines?

Is this piece being repaired for a specific occasion or deadline?

Is there anything about the story of this piece you'd like me to hold in mind during the repair?

Any other information about you and your piece?

Is there any chance you would be open to learning Kintsugi from Kat and mending this piece yourself?

I understand that:

A 30% deposit is required to begin work
Turnaround times vary based on method and complexity
The repair process may reveal additional cracks or require adjustments
I understand that Kintsugi embraces imperfection and that the final result may differ from expectations of invisibility or factory restoration.