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Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate] Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate] Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate]
Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate]
Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate]
Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate]

池田 大介

Artist Daisuke Ikeda [Herringbone Powdered 4-inch Plate]

¥4,400

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Daisuke Ikeda's "Herringbone Kohiki 4-inch Plate" is a stylish plate characterized by its sophisticated design, with an intricate herringbone pattern on a soft white Kohiki base.

The contrast between the white and the pattern is elegant, yet somehow warm. The design blends naturally with any dining table, whether Japanese or Western, and is useful for a wide range of occasions, from everyday use to entertaining guests.

The size is small and suitable for side dishes, small salads, and desserts. It is a masterpiece that adds a subtle accent to the dining table.

There is no doubt that Daisuke Ikeda's stylish plates will brighten up your everyday dining table.

*Since each item is handmade, there may be slight differences between each one.

Product size

Diameter Approx. 12.5cm
height Approx. 2cm
material Pottery

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Artist Daisuke Ikeda - A new story of pottery spun by herringbone

Daisuke Ikeda was born in Niigata Prefecture in 1979 and grew up in Tokyo. Influenced by his parents, he was familiar with Mingei from an early age and grew up surrounded by its beauty. In 2001, he majored in sculpture at the Department of Art, College of Letters, Tamagawa University, during which he encountered pottery and became attracted to the world of pottery.

In 2002, he began working as a studio artist at Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, where he began his full-fledged ceramic career. In 2003, he moved to Shigaraki's Raku Kobo Co., Ltd., where he worked in ceramic production and design, honing his techniques and sensibilities.

In 2007, he set up his own studio in Machida, Tokyo and became independent. Since then, he has been active as a ceramic artist while pursuing his own unique expression. Daisuke Ikeda's works are known for their unique beauty, fusing the influence of folk art, which he has been familiar with since childhood, with a foundation in sculpture.

Beautiful herringbone pattern by Daisuke Ikeda

Daisuke Ikeda's works are a fusion of traditional techniques and modern design. He started out with Mishima-te porcelain, then incorporated herringbone patterns and powder-painted techniques, and has continued to produce new works.

The works are created based on inspiration gained while working with his hands, and each one has a unique presence.

especially, The herringbone pattern series made using the "Mishimade" technique is popular. Engraved clay is filled into the depressions made with a spatula or comb, and the excess clay is scraped off and a transparent glaze is applied to create a continuous pattern. Using Mishima-te, he creates a beautiful herringbone pattern. In addition, he also produces other items such as Kohiki plates and brushed works with deep, rich brush marks created by applying decorative clay with a brush, each of which expresses Daisuke Ikeda's unique style.

Daisuke Ikeda's works look beautiful in a myriad of different ways

Daisuke Ikeda says that he gains new insights from the "myriad different ways in which people use the pottery," and draws inspiration from them to create even better pieces.

With the philosophy of "plates and food looking beautiful when used," he pursues designs that bring out the best in food and the beauty of the tableware itself. He is a fascinating artist who creates pieces that show his attention to detail, from the mixing of the clay to the firing.

Daisuke Ikeda's tableware is sure to add color to your everyday dining table.

*Because these are handmade, there may be individual differences in color and shape. Please enjoy the unique texture of handmade items.

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