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Kintsugi Picture Frame

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$39.05 $55 In stock

Kintsugi is the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending cracks with powdered gold, celebrating the beauty found in imperfection and resilience. Inspired by this tradition, this frame features hand-painted gold detailing that reflects the spirit of kintsugi while honoring the beauty of visible healing and restoration.

Fill this frame with a photo memory that serves as an Ebenezer of God's faithfulness in your life!

Details

  • 8" W X 10"H frame
  • Opening for a 5" x 7" photo
  • Standup back

Social Impact

Kintsugi Picture Frames are handmade by Prodigal Pottery, which employs women fleeing homelessness, domestic abuse and sex-trafficking in Birmingham, Alabama. 

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

I bought this for a photo of my grandparents' old house and the gold-filled crack running across one corner makes it feel intentional rather than damaged. The frame itself is sturdy and the backing was easy to swap out. It's hanging in my hallway now and I keep stopping to look at it.

Charlotte P. ★★★★★

I bought this for a photo of my grandparents' old house and the crackled gold lines make it look intentional, like the frame has its own history. The hanging hardware on the back was already attached, which I didn't expect at this price.

Emma R. ★★★★☆

The gold-filled cracks look genuinely hand-painted, not printed, which is why I docked a star—one line sits slightly off-center on the corner. Still, my daughter's graduation photo looks warmer in it than any plain frame we've owned.