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Mending What's Broken with Kintsugi, an event for Women

Explore the metaphors and physical art of Kintsugi and re-imagine how you will put the pieces back together. Fee, $100

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Mending What's Broken with Kintsugi, an event for Women
Mending What's Broken with Kintsugi, an event for Women

Time & Location

Mar 12, 2023, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Breinigsville, 628 Twin Ponds Rd, Breinigsville, PA 18031, USA

About the event

WHAT IS THE COST:

$100, all necessary supplies included and provided. Payment instructions upon registration.

WHAT IS KINTSUGI?

Ancient Japanese art of mending broken pottery with lacqer and precious metals highlighting the cracks and brokeness rather than hiding them. Kintsugi honors the journey of the vessel and believes the mended piece is stronger and more valuable.

Kintsugi is a powerful metaphor and art form to explore challenges, changes and new chapters in our lived experiences.

WHAT WILL WE EXPLORE?

Guided Reflections, Journaling, Discussion Metaphors: Broken, Pieces, 'Glue' to mend Guided Art Experience: Break & Mend a piece of pottery No experience necessary All materials supplied

WHO IS THIS SESSION FOR?

Women facing:

· Empty Nest · Menopause · Change in relationship · Pressures from society

WHO IS YOUR INSTRUCTOR?

Kristin Pedemonti, Master’s Narrative Therapy & Community Work is a Narrative Practitioner specializing in piecing together preferred stories across a wide range of challenges. She has worked with persons with lived experiences of childhood trauma, domestic violence, trafficking and war. As well as with caregivers, creatives, educators, frontline workers, healthcare professionals, and teachers.

Kristin is a full-time Storyteller, Speaker and the recipient of National Storytelling Network’s International Story Bridge Award for her work across cultures. She has presented and performed on 5 continents and 20 countries from Albania to Bali to Colombia to France to Kenya and her favorite so far, Iran.

She is also a Storytelling Consultant at the World Bank where she teaches upper-level staff how to tell the human stories behind the data. Kristin is the author of three books, most recently A Bridge of Stories which chronicles her journey creating and facilitating a decolonized seven year volunteer literacy project in Belize in which she returned banned stories to their rightful owners. Kristin was also a finalist in TED Talks Talent Search, watch by clicking. You can learn more about her latest work here: www.steeryourstory.com

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  • Mending What's Broken Entry

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    $100.00
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