**[The sea glass is used to make earrings, using the technique of gold to continue the story between us and the object]**
[Step teaching included]:
-Jinji jewelry basic techniques: overlap/butt
-Sea glass cleaning instruction
[Material package] contains:
Step-by-step instruction manual | Sea glass | A pair of Clip-On or ear acupuncture | Gold powder
AB glue| Museum glue| Toothpicks| Small brushes| Celluloid tablets| Alcohol cotton tablets
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｜Time required: 1-2Hrs
｜Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ 3 stars
Jin Ji kintsugi, also known as Jin Jin repair, is a word composed of two words, kin is gold, and tsugi means fixed or connected. Originated in Japan in the 15th century, this technique is a repairing process in which damaged utensils such as plates, cups, and tea bowls are re-bonded with natural lacquer, and then coated with gold powder.
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"Repair" is the most frequently mentioned concept of Jin Ji's craft. As a philosophy, Jin Ji regards damage and repair as part of the object's history, not as a cover. From the object's repair process, invisibly, but also transferred to the psychological level, some people retrieve lost memories, make up for broken relationships, and even soothe their damaged souls.
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Follow Vein Studio to take you through the Japanese traditional ceramic repair craft-Jin Ji kintsugi's technique to make sea glass into earrings, and continue our story with jewelry in another way!
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