Kinkeshi Gold Powder for Kintsugi Hot Pot Ideal for any meal—not just

Ideal for any meal—not just Japanese—it can hold tonkatsu sauce

it is elegantly decorated in gold with autumn flowers such as balloon flowers

This is a medium-sized Mino ware teapot with a rusty brown color

The lustrous brown cherry bark is characterized by its moist texture and beautiful luster

A dynamic phoenix flying in the sky is depicted in a shaded finish that shows delicate yet bold brushwork

Kinkeshi Gold Powder for Kintsugi Hot Pot Ideal for any meal—not justKinkeshi is a variety of gold powder used in kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken vessels. It is applied atop lacquer in the finishing stage to add decoration and shine to the repaired area. This product contains 0. 1 g (0. 0035 oz) of kinkeshi, approximately enough to cover a thin line of lacquer measuring about 10 cm (3. 9 in) in length. It is composed of 97% pure gold. For those looking for an authentic kintsugi experience, the Kintsugi