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Alfresco dining encouraged by Reiko Kaneko


Since establishing her design studio in 2007, British-Japanese designer Reiko Kaneko has created tableware in simple elegant forms produced in English fine bone china.  Only five years in and she’s carved a niche for herself in classic shapes – in a clear nod to her Japanese heritage – combined with the craftsmanship inherent in English ceramics.

Since moving from London to Stoke-on-Trent – the home of pottery and fine bone china – Reiko Kaneko has produced her most recent collection that’s reminiscent of traditional Japanese pottery and finished simply either with a translucent clear or pastel glaze. More modest than her earlier work, this new assembly still sings her signature ethereal vibe, but will inject demure heights to any table this Spring/Summer.

 

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Arctic Jug & Tumblers

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Breakfast Blue

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Midori Gloss

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Rin bowls

 

by Stephanie Clair

Reiko Kaneko will bring her range of ceramic wear to London’s Hotelympia exhibition from 28 April until 1 May 2014 (ExCel London, E16).

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