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a photographer based in singapore. through light and perspective, she is dedicated to capturing that special occasion, whether it be your wedding day or an ordinary moment.
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100 reviews
Natasha Jeena Spilg
Neelu carries her own experiences and journey into the Kintsugi class, making it extra special. My son and I loved the class! Great 1st time experience ❤️
C Crumbs
An unexpected heart-warming experience where Nilo both guided and introduced us to the art of kintsugi and what it represents/how it relates to life. It was such a great way to spend the afternoon
CE AZ
Highly highly recommended! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 I came in wanting to learn about Kintsugi and having one of my own; but I came out having so much more. The session was unexpectedly healing. The owner, Nilo, was the kindest soul! It was also a pleasant surprise browsing their wonderfully curated selection of books! Be sure to check them out. 👌🏻
Clare Lo
It was a very powerful and meaningful session with Nilo. Her thoughful sharing, and provoking questions help us dig deeper within and find courage to deal with our cracks and broken pieces in life with new lens. Through the Kintsugi, we may relate it to our own pain and find mental strength and resilience in the process. Many precious life application in the art of Kintsugi.
J T
Its a very fun experience- Nilo ensures we experience it beyond an activity but also some form of healing. Recommended!
Emily Chung
It was meant to be a birthday celebration for 2 of my close GFs but the healing workshop turned out to be an unexpected respite from the immense stress that i am facing from taking care of 2 sets of elderly parents. The studio is very warm, inviting and calming and Nilo, our trainer is extremely friendly and patient in explaining the background & philosophy of Kintusugi, as well as guiding us throughout the entire process. The review and sharing session (even tho it might have touched a raw nerve or two) were also deeply reflective of how different every participant feel about each step (from breaking the pottery to figuring out how to put back the broken pieces and rejoining them), and it was great being able to express these emotions and let off some steam/ grief/ stress or whatever negative feelings one may have. I would definitely recommend this workshop, especially for those whom may be going through a rough patch, for it reminds us to accept imperfections and see the beauty beyond and also how we can emerge strong as ever despite being broken in many different ways and pieces before.