An original Ko-Imari bowl from Japan’s Edo (Samurai) period, carefully restored using traditional Kintsugi methods with natural urushi lacquer and finished in 23k gold. No glue. No shortcuts. This is a rare chance to own a functional piece of Japanese history.

Ko-Imari ceramics from the Edo era are prized for their elegance and craftsmanship. This piece carries visible signs of age — not flaws, but character — made more beautiful through thoughtful repair.

Details:

• Edo (Samurai) Era Ko-Imari ceramic

• Repaired with urushi lacquer and 23k gold

• 100% food-safe

• Size: 8.5" diameter

• Handmade in Los Angeles

• Not microwave or dishwasher safe

The Process:
Most modern “kintsugi” sold online uses glue and imitation finishes. This piece was restored using only traditional materials — natural urushi lacquer and real gold — over a careful 2–6 month process. It honors 400+ years of Japanese craft and philosophy, embracing the beauty of imperfection and endurance.