Kintsugi Workshop
Beauty in the Broken
Friday, May 2 in Los Altos
Learn the ancient Japanese art of kintsugi—repairing broken pottery with gold to highlight, not hide, the cracks.
In this hands-on workshop with Makoto Fujimura-trained artist, you’ll create your own restored piece while exploring the rich history of kintsugi through a Christian lens of healing and renewal.
Be inspired by the “Theology of Making” pioneered by Makoto Fujimura and reflect on how beauty can emerge from brokenness.
Come ready to co-create with God and community!
Friday, May 2nd, 2-5pm
Los Altos, CA
Eary bird Cost $150 before 4/26
Register below as limited spots will fill quickly
Our gatherings have been known for people saying…
“It felt like a reunion… with people I’d just met for the first time.”
Your Hosts
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Jess Munro
Jess has been helping unlock people’s creativity for two decades, including at IDEO and Stanford’s d.school (the design school). She loves sparking new ways of hearing God’s “voice.” She’ll bring some d.school brainstorming mojo and is excited for how God will show up!
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Bart Munro
Bart is a hospitality, product, and experience design leader with a passion for envisioning and building Kingdom-reflecting products. A serial faith-driven entrepreneur, he co-founded a mobile wellness platform, Fig.com, and social impact cruise line, Fathom.
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John Kim
John is a technologist, and community & ecosystem builder who leads FaithTech in the SF Bay Area, bringing Christian technologists together for fellowship, discipleship and activation to address technical challenges and co-create new solutions for Gospel and mission.