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Sussex Kintsugi

Contact name: Andriani Maimaridou
3
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4 months
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Maker's bio

Sussex Kintsugi offers mindful, creative workshops inspired by the Japanese art of golden repair. Founded by ceramics conservator Andriani Maimaridou, who trained at West Dean College and has worked alongside Kirsten Ramsay from BBC’s The Repair Shop, the sessions invite participants to transform broken pottery into unique “soul bowls” using modern, safe materials. Based in Sussex, we run welcoming classes in Brighton as well as pop-up workshops across the county, bringing the philosophy of Kintsugi to new communities and venues. Our sessions are suitable for complete beginners, private groups, or special celebrations. Each workshop combines craft, reflection, and storytelling, leaving you with a beautiful piece to treasure and a new way of looking at imperfection.

Courses, kits & gifts

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Modern Kintsugi - Beginners (Eastbourne)
2 hours
Next date: 17th Jan 2026
4 places left
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Modern Kintsugi Experience: Prosecco Special
2 hours
Next date: 7th Dec 2025
4 places left

Recent reviews

All maker's reviews
8 Oct 25'

Jane reviewed: Modern Kintsugi - Beginners (Eastbourne)

"Excellent course, really enjoyable and got to take my lovely bowl home with me. "

Sussex Kintsugi responded:

"Thank you, Jane! I am so glad you enjoyed the session and now a proud owner of a beautiful Kintsugi bowl. It was lovely having you join the Eastbourne group."

28 Sep 25'

Joanne reviewed: Modern Kintsugi Experience: Prosecco Special

"I had a fantastic time on this course! Andri was so welcoming and knowledgeable and really took the time to guide me through the process. I left with a beautiful bowl and a real sense of accomplishment. Andri was very happy to answer my questions and share a real love of the craft."

Sussex Kintsugi responded:

"Thank you so much, Joanne — it was a pleasure to guide you through the process. I am delighted you enjoyed the workshop and left with both a beautiful bowl and a sense of accomplishment."