Bring a project and spend a relaxed afternoon making with others.

Explore Korean tea traditions through a guided educational tasting.

Read quietly together over tea, with optional conversation before and after.

Share and swap fabric, yarn, and creative supplies with the community.

Compare ceremonial and culinary matcha and learn how to evaluate quality.

Explore painting on fabric using handmade black walnut ink with Suzanne Joy Teune.

Dip hand-crafted beeswax candles with artist Emily Trentham.

Explore Japanese green teas, including a rare seasonal Shincha harvest.

Bring a game or join a table for a relaxed community game night.

A community seed and plant swap with Mitchell Giving Gardens.

Taste and explore sparkling teas, including rare Japanese lacto-fermented bottles.

A hands-on demonstration of flax spinning with artist Emily Trentham.

Celebrate the opening of Wildcrafted, a new exhibition by Emily Trentham and Suzanne Joy Teune.

Kintsugi House presents its textile work at the North Carolina Museum of Art for the first time, joining the Western North Carolina Art and Craft Showcase.

Kintsugi House joins Asheville’s Artifact Handmade Mother’s Day Market with matcha shaved ice, cold brew teas, and textiles—part of a lively day of art, music, food, and community.

Kintsugi House joins the Mitchell County Animal Rescue Cat Café in downtown Spruce Pine with cold brew teas, sparkling teas, and matcha shaved ice—perfect for a spring day with adoptable cats and community.

Kintsugi House joins the Mitchell County Animal Rescue Cat Café in downtown Spruce Pine with cold brew teas, sparkling teas, and matcha shaved ice—perfect for a spring day with adoptable cats and community.

Kintsugi House returns to the April Gather Art Market with hot and cold-brew Japanese teas, spring textiles, and a new experiment: matcha shaved ice inspired by Japanese kakigori. It’s also opening day for the Yancey County Farmers Market, making it a perfect day to explore downtown Burnsville.

Join Kintsugi House for an introductory Japanese tea tasting. Participants will explore what makes Japanese teas distinct, learn how growing and processing methods shape the cup, and watch a demonstration of brewing techniques. Andrea will share context from tea history and culture and offer guidance for making better tea at home. Light refreshments will accompany the tasting, and there will be time for questions and discussion. This free event welcomes newcomers and longtime tea drinkers interested in deepening their understanding of Japanese tea.

Kintsugi House is serving warming cups of tea at this special Valentine’s Day art market. Browse Andrea’s newest textiles and specially curated loose leaf tea gift sets. Saturday, February 14 from 11-4 at Hearth Glass & Gallery in Burnsville, NC.

Flattoad Farm and Kintsugi House will share a booth at this month’s Gather Winter Market. Stop by for a cup of hot tea, ecoprint- and repurposed-fiber textiles, natural-dyed and ecoprinted gift wrapping supplies, and a curated selection of loose leaf tea gifts.

Gather Art Market returns to Burnsville this October with a lively mix of artists, makers, and community spirit. Kintsugi House will serve tea-based mocktails and hot tea, alongside loose leaf teas, gift sets, and functional fiber arts made from upcycled textiles—including cozy vests, hanbok-inspired jackets, and smaller works like pouches, furoshiki wraps, and mending kits.

Kintsugi House is excited to serve cold brew teas and tea-based mocktails at the Downtown Spruce Pine’s monthly Third Thursday event.

Visit Kintsugi House at the North Carolina Hellbender Festival, held Saturday, August 30, 2025, in Downtown Spruce Pine.

Kintsugi House is excited to be serving cold brew tea and tea mocktails at Downtown Spruce Pine’s monthly Third Thursday event.

Join Kintsugi House at Gather Art Market at Hearth Glass and Gallery for tea, textiles, and community. This event coincides with the Yancey County Farmers Market, so stop by for your local produce, contemporary art and craft, and cups of ice cold sparkling tea!