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Nobuhiko Oyama/ 小山 乃文彦

After discovering ceramics at university, the artist studied at the Tokoname Municipal Ceramic Research Institute and established a studio in Tokoname in 1996. Using raw clay personally excavated from the earth, the work is characterized by the soft surface of kohiki ware combined with the natural strength and warmth of the clay.

Inspired by a life lived close to nature, each piece gains depth and character with use. Created with the philosophy of reflecting the artist’s true self, the vessels are meant to be enjoyed over time, bringing warmth and quiet presence into everyday life.

Biography
1967 Born in Kumamoto, Japan
1992 Completed studies at Tokoname Municipal Ceramic Research Institute
1996 Established a kiln and studio in Tokoname

Nobuhiko Oyama

The artist studied at the Tokoname Municipal Ceramic Research Institute and established a studio in Tokoname in 1996. Using self-excavated clay, the kohiki vessels combine a soft surface with the natural strength of the earth, gaining character with use.

Rice Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaRice Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Rice Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price666.00 ฿
Small Donburi Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaSmall Donburi Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Small Donburi Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price937.00 ฿
(5.0)
Sold outRanko Cup – Nobuhiko OyamaRanko Cup – Nobuhiko Oyama
Ranko Cup – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price625.00 ฿
Sold outCafé au Lait Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaCafé au Lait Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Café au Lait Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price729.00 ฿
Sold outDonburi Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaDonburi Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Donburi Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price1,145.00 ฿
Sold outRinka Small Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaRinka Small Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Rinka Small Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price666.00 ฿
Sold outShallow Bowl – Nobuhiko OyamaShallow Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama
Shallow Bowl – Nobuhiko Oyama Sale price1,249.00 ฿
Biography
1967 Born in Kumamoto, Japan
1992 Completed studies at Tokoname Municipal Ceramic Research Institute
1996 Established a kiln and studio in Tokoname

TEA HOUSE


YUGEN is a Japanese tea shop nestled near Kyoto Imperial Palace, nestled in a quiet neighborhood.

In addition to shopping for tea, guests can enjoy a moment of tranquility while savoring high-quality Japanese tea.

Ooen : 11:00 ~ 18:00 (LO. 17:30)
Closed: Thursdays

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SABŌ


First floor, we offer a carefully selected variety of Japanese teas, especially Uji tea from Kyoto. You can enjoy matcha, Japanese tea brewed in a kyusu (teapot), and teas made with traditional craftsmanship along with seasonal sweet treats.

We also sell matcha, tea leaves, and tools, so please feel free to ask us how to use them or for recommendations on ways to enjoy them.

Upstairs


We offer handcrafted works by various artists under the theme "Beautiful Handcrafts for Everyday Life".
You can explore wonderful pieces from across Japan, including pottery, porcelain, glassware, metalwork, woodwork, and textiles.

Upstairs


The space features tables and a chashitsu, a traditional Japanese tea room.

Various events are held here, including artists' solo exhibitions, curated exhibitions, art displays, and workshops.