An
electrode substrate of a PDP has an
electrode pattern on a glass substrate and is made by baking and removing a resin binder in a conductive pattern composed of a
conductive ink. The conductive pattern is formed by printing the
conductive ink on the glass substrate by an intaglio
offset printing method. The
conductive ink is formed by dispersing or dissolving a
metal powder and a resin binder into a
solvent. A printing
blanket used for printing the conductive pattern has a rubber layer on the surface of the printing
blanket, and the rubber layer poses a volume increasing rate under 20% when the rubber is immersed in the
solvent for 24 hours at 23° C. The printing
blanket is heated such that a surface temperature TB of the printing blanket is about 40~200° C., and then the printing blanket is cooled in a condition that the surface temperature TB (° C.) of the printing blanket with respect to a surface temperature TP (° C.) of the intaglio satisfies the equation |TP-TB|<=5° C. As a result, the
electrode substrate has a tiny and highly precise electrode pattern.