Gold Kintsugi — 8.3" Begonia Footed Soup Bowl in High-White Porcelain

Broken. Repaired. More Beautiful Than Before.

Kintsugi — the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold — holds that a crack is not a flaw but a history. This bowl takes that philosophy and makes it the decoration: gold veins painted across pure white porcelain, radiating from the base as if the bowl had been shattered and reassembled in precious metal.

Form & Decoration

A wide, shallow bowl in high-white porcelain, its profile flaring dramatically from a tall cylindrical foot to a broad open rim — the begonia silhouette, generous and unhurried. The exterior is entirely plain. Inside, three to four gold kintsugi lines are painted by hand — varying in width from a fine thread to a broader vein, branching and converging across the white interior in the manner of a repaired fracture. A fine gold line traces the rim, connecting the interior gold to the outside edge.

Specifications

• Size: 8.3 inch
• Material: High-white porcelain
• Finish: Glossy high-white glaze | Hand-painted gold kintsugi interior | Plain white exterior | Fine gold rim
• Form: Begonia silhouette | Tall cylindrical footed base
• Style: Kintsugi-inspired, minimal luxury
• Use: Soup bowl, salad bowl, fruit, dessert, decorative object
• Care: Hand wash recommended to preserve gold decoration