Four ceramic dessert sized plates in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim, a frond-like cut-outs from Henri Matisse’s La Perruche et la sirène.

An overhead view of La Perruche Cake Plates styled with colorful linens and orange flowers.

A ceramic dessert sized plate in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim, an orange frond-like cut-outs from Henri Matisse’s La Perruche et la sirène.

A ceramic dessert sized plate in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim, a teal frond-like cut-outs from Henri Matisse’s La Perruche et la sirène.

A ceramic dessert sized plate in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim, a red frond-like cut-outs from Henri Matisse’s La Perruche et la sirène.

A ceramic dessert sized plate in a warm off-white color with unglazed rim, a green frond-like cut-outs from Henri Matisse’s La Perruche et la sirène.

Cake Plate Set
La Perruche et la sirène, V-VIII

Name: Cake Plate Set, La Perruche et la sirène, V-VIII
Brand: East Fork
Price: 140.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$140

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A Set of 4 Cake Plates featuring different designs from Henri Matisse's original work, La Perruche et la sirène (The Parakeet and the Mermaid).

Founded by Potters

Regionally Sourced Clay

Made In Asheville, NC

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Colorful abstract composition featuring organic leaf-like shapes in blue, green, pink, orange, and red, interspersed with smaller blue rounded forms on a white background.

La Perruche et la sirène, 1952
Lithographic Reproduction
© 2026 Succession H. Matisse / Artist Rights Society (ARS) New York

About the Artwork

Henri Matisse began work on La Perruche et la sirène (The Parakeet and the Mermaid) in the spring of 1952. It is a colorful piece of large-scale artwork measuring a towering 11 feet tall and 25 feet long. Meant to evoke a lively tropical garden, in the original piece, you can find the parakeet on the far left and the figure of the mermaid on the top right.

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