nobelhart und schmutzig plates

Small plate

Dirk Aleksic

All of the plates, bowls and cups at our restaurant were made by Dirk – they are as minimalist as it gets, yet each one is absolutely unique.

Of course you can put the plates in the dishwasher without any problems, they can easily take that!

Please note that plate production might take six to eight months. It’d be best, really, if you come to pick up the chinaware at our restaurant, because there’s always a risk of breakage during shipping (try as we might to wrap them as securely as we can). If that doesn’t deter you, we’re happy to ship these beautiful pieces to you at your own risk. If something does break, there’s always the option of having them fixed up in the Japanese kintsugi-style: broken items are glued and the cracks are highlighted with a golden line to shed light on the object’s unique history. Find out more at tsugi.de

20cm ∅ plate

42,00 €

(€42.00 per 1pc)

Dirk Aleksic
Born in 1967 and raised in Lower Saxony, Dirk Aleksic spent ten years living in Japan, during which he was ordained as a Soto-Zen monk in the Hosshinj Zen Monastery. Despite the fact that he returned to his roots in Germany, where he started his professional career as ceramist in 2011, the influence of both traditional and modern Japanese ceramics live on in his work. Billy first met Dirk in Berlin Mauerpark and later introduced him to Marco Müller at Michelin starred restaurant Rutz. You’ll find his beautiful work used in fine places such as Rutz, Bandol sur Mer and at our good friends’ place Forsthaus Strelitz.

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