This vase, where lines intertwine on a surface formed of a multitude of micro-cells, perfectly demonstrates the expertise of Kazuteru Oyama.

Born in 1940 in Kagoshima Prefecture where he grew up, he later graduated from Keio University.

Kazuteru Oyama turned to ceramics in 1975, training under the tutelage of Matsui Kosei, Living National Treasure and great specialist in glazes and inlays, a learning very perceptible in his works.

His artistic career is marked by prestigious selections and awards, notably at the Kogei Japanese Traditional Crafts Art Exhibition and the Japanese Ceramic Art Exhibition.

Kazuteru Oyama's work has also been seen in solo exhibitions at Kuroda Toen, Ginza, and at Mitsukoshi in Nihombashi, highlighting the recognition and appreciation of his work.

His creations are distinguished by a particular attention to carbonization and inlay work, techniques that he masters with incomparable finesse and precision.

18 x 12cm approximately

Box/tomobako