ten to sen Pattern Studio

2023.10.24(tue)-2023.11.12(sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa store

ten to sen Pattern Studio is based in Hokkaido.
The brand turns scenes from everyday surroundings into patterns to live with.
This exhibition introduced art posters in new designs.
The selection also included animal and plant ceramic tiles that had sold out quickly at the previous event, and socks made in collaboration with hacu.

Featured item 1

Ceramic tiles inspired by Hokkaido's rich natural world

Fresh watercolor designs feature animals, plants and insects.
Combine patterns as decorative tiles for a kitchen or entrance, using a suitable installation method, or enjoy them as coasters and bases for small vases.

Fresh watercolor designs feature animals, plants and insects.
Combine patterns as decorative tiles for a kitchen or entrance, using a suitable installation method, or enjoy them as coasters and bases for small vases.

Featured item 2

Embroidered cloth to enjoy each time you see or use it

The patterns imagine the world from a fox's viewpoint or draw on wildflowers and plants. Translated from textile designs into embroidery, they reveal different scenes depending on how the fabric is cut.
Make a small bag, frame a favorite section or find your own way to use it.

The patterns imagine the world from a fox's viewpoint or draw on wildflowers and plants. Translated from textile designs into embroidery, they reveal different scenes depending on how the fabric is cut.
Make a small bag, frame a favorite section or find your own way to use it.

Brand introduction

ten to sen Pattern Studio
Founded in Hokkaido in 2008, ten to sen Pattern Studio finds inspiration in its surroundings: visible landscapes and plants, as well as things felt or heard, such as winter cold and the sound of rain.
Scenes from daily life and memory become patterns for decorating a room or making something by hand—designs intended to remain part of everyday life.

Meet the designer

Rieko Oka
Born in Hokkaido in 1981.
Completed postgraduate studies in art and technology at Hokkaido Tokai University.
While studying, she explored the construction of patterns by reproducing William Morris wallpaper designs with woodblocks.
She used those methods to develop her own wallpaper patterns inspired by northern landscapes.
She later expanded her work into fabric, a material closer to everyday use.

Brand introduction

ten to sen Pattern Studio
Founded in Hokkaido in 2008, ten to sen Pattern Studio finds inspiration in its surroundings: visible landscapes and plants, as well as things felt or heard, such as winter cold and the sound of rain.
Scenes from daily life and memory become patterns for decorating a room or making something by hand—designs intended to remain part of everyday life.

Meet the designer

Rieko Oka
Born in Hokkaido in 1981.
Completed postgraduate studies in art and technology at Hokkaido Tokai University.
While studying, she explored the construction of patterns by reproducing William Morris wallpaper designs with woodblocks.
She used those methods to develop her own wallpaper patterns inspired by northern landscapes.
She later expanded her work into fabric, a material closer to everyday use.