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Ben Deutschle

This Bowl Broke Twice — So I Gave It a Kintsugi Makeover

This bowl blank was cracked beyond what I’d usually consider workable, but I decided to experiment with a Kintsugi-inspired technique to highlight the damage instead of hiding it. After stabilizing the wood with dyed cactus juice, I painted the crack walls with pearlescent gold and filled everything with a nearly clear resin using a pressure pot. Once turned and polished, the cracks became subtle golden veins running through the bowl—almost like it had healed itself.

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