Crafts Clinic
■ Lacquerware and Pottery Clinic

How to repair and preserve lacquerware and pottery, etc.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.
If you wish to have your item repaired, please be sure to bring the actual item with you.
Consultations are free, but repair costs will be charged.
Crafts handled
Lacquerware, pottery
Date and Time *Reservation required (Please call 03-5785-1301 to make a reservation)
Every second Tuesday of the month, 13:00-16:00
place
Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square
Application process
- 1. Application (Telephone reservation: 03-5785-1301)
- 2. Visit our store (Please bring the item to be repaired with you)
- 3 Repairs
- 4. Contact (postcard)
- 5. Receiving and Payment
lacquerware
After more than 50 years of use, the shine may fade, chips may appear, and the lacquer may discolor, change color, or peel. Repainting or applying a polished finish using rubbed lacquer will make it more durable and allow you to use it for a longer time.
<Example of discoloration> Made about 70 years ago

<Example of peeling> Made about 60 years ago

Pottery
If your precious pottery breaks, don't try to repair it with super glue or anything like that; instead, use lacquer to repair it.
If there are no broken pieces, repairs using kintsugi (gold repair) are possible if the diameter is 5mm or less.
<Example of application (no fragments)>

<Example of a broken piece (with fragments)>

■ Kimono Clinic
Do you have any kimonos lying around in your closet that you don't use?
How to care for your precious kimono, how to have it altered, and how to have it cleaned.
For consultations and estimates regarding kimonos, please contact us. free We are doing it this way.
*If you actually request alterations or maintenance Paid It will be.
Crafts handled
kimono
Date and Time (No reservation required)
Every Saturday 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM *Opening hours may change depending on circumstances.
place
Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square
Application process
- 1. Application (Please inform us when you have your free consultation)
- 2. Visit our store (Please bring it with you on your next visit, or bring your kimono on your first visit.)
- 3. Repairs
- 4. Contact (postcard)
- 5. Receiving and Payment


