Kintsugi, which translates to "golden joinery," is a traditional Japanese art form where broken pottery is repaired with gold or other precious metals. For the Japanese, kintsugi is part of a philosophy of embracing our imperfections and life’s fragility. Kintsugi teaches us that in life we can turn adversity into something that is beautiful and resilient. When things fall apart in our fragile lives, there is a way to reframe and find meaning in life.Here's an outline of what the workshop would entail:1. Introduction to Kintsugi: Begin with a brief history and explanation of the traditional method of Kintsugi, including its cultural significance and philosophical underpinnings.2. Demonstration: Demonstration of the alternative unconventional Kintsugi technique (since the traditional process cannot be demonstrated in one day) showing participants how to repair broken pottery (bowl/cup provided in materials) with acrylic gold & epoxy & other materials.3. Hands-on Experience: Participants will have the opportunity to practice Kintsugi themselves, with guidance and support provided throughout the process.4. Reflection and Discussion: We will conclude the workshop with a reflection on the experience and a discussion of how the principles of Kintsugi can be applied to our own lives.About Facilitator: I am Nandini Singla (b.1999), interdisciplinary self taught artist, Educator & Photographer based in Delhi. With an experience of over 5 years, I have conducted numerous workshops & photowalks all over India; the recent one being at CSMVS Museum, Mumbai.