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A large serving platter in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim with a blue decal of the artwork, La Chevelure, from Henri Matisse. A styled tabletop photo of A large serving platter in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim with a blue decal of the artwork, La Chevelure, from Henri Matisse, with other Matisse cake plates, grapes, and colorful linens. The underside of a ceramic serving platter by EAST FORK with the copyright and title of Henri Matisse's artwork, La Chevelure.

Serving Platter
La Chevelure

$250
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This Serving Platter features La Chevelure (The Flowing Hair), Henri Matisse’s 1952 blue figural cut-out, who dances across the dish.
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Founded by Potters
Founded by Potters
Regionally Sourced Clay
Regionally Sourced Clay
Made In Asheville, NC
Made In Asheville, NC

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A black and white abstract artwork, La Chevelure, by Henri Matisse featuring a stylized, gestural human figure with flowing curved shapes. A black and white abstract artwork, La Chevelure, by Henri Matisse featuring a stylized, gestural human figure with flowing curved shapes.

La Chevelure, 1952
Gouache on paper, paper cut-outs
© 2026 Succession H. Matisse / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York

About the Artwork

In La Chevelure (The Flowing Hair), a blue figural cut-out from 1952, Henri Matisse reshaped the human form into a bold harmony of curves, capturing the fluidity and joy of a body frozen in ecstatic leap.

about the collection

Museum-Worthy Dinnerware

Bold, playful and full of life, The Matisse Collection brings the work of Henri Matisse to East Fork pottery through a deeply personal collaboration with Les Héritiers Matisse. An ode to the great-grandfather of East Fork Founder and CEO Alex Matisse, the collection translates some of the artist’s most celebrated works onto familiar East Fork forms.

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Behind The Collection

"When I founded East Fork,it was a deliberate choice to leave Matisse out of the name. The legacy of my great-grandfather had followed me around for 20 years and I wanted out. I had a feeling that if I tucked myself away in the woods, something was going to emerge and it would free me. And so many years later, I slowly welcomed him back in.” - Alex Matisse

A Family Legacy

A Family Legacy

This collection is an ode to Henri Matisse, the great-grandfather of Alex Matisse, East Fork’s CEO and Founder.

Meticulous Collaboration

Meticulous Collaboration

East Fork worked in close collaboration with Les Héritiers Matisse to choose and translate Matisse’s artwork to our dinnerware.

Decoration

Decoration

Custom crafted decals are transferred onto our pottery by hand and fired at a low temperature in a special kiln.

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A large serving platter in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim with a black decal of the artwork, Figure endormie sur fond moucharabieh, from Henri Matisse.

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On a colorful table are plates in a bright cobalt blue, with decorated plates featuring artwork by Henri Matisse, along with silverware, glasses, and oranges..

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Celebrate Henri Matisse’s bold, joyful spirit with a pottery collection inspired by his love of color, shape and movement.

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