I’m a ceramics conservator and Kintsugi workshop facilitator, passionate about the stories held in broken things — and the beauty that can emerge through repair.

With a background in conservation and decorative arts, I founded Sussex Kintsugi to offer a modern, accessible approach to the ancient Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi: the art of mending broken pottery with gold.

In our busy, often overstimulated world, these workshops offer a much-needed space to slow down, reconnect, and create something meaningful. Through hands-on experience and gentle guidance, participants learn not just a craft, but a mindset — one that embraces imperfection, resilience, and quiet transformation.

I run Modern Kintsugi workshops in Brighton and Reigate, welcoming individuals, groups, and organisations. They’re ideal for:
	•	Team-building and staff wellbeing days
	•	Birthday and milestone celebrations
	•	Mindful creative experiences with friends or family
	•	Or simply a way to take time out and try something new

All materials are provided — including the intentionally broken bowls — and no prior experience is needed.

Alongside my creative workshops, I continue to work as a freelance ceramics conservator, with a deep respect for cultural heritage and the emotional value objects hold for people.

If you’re interested in:
🟡 Booking a workshop
🟡 Collaborating on a conservation or craft project
🟡 Bringing Modern Kintsugi to your team or community group

…I’d love to hear from you.

🌐 sussexkintsugi.co.uk
📍 Brighton & Reigate

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