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I was lucky enough to go to Japan in 1992. I wished to learn a truly typical Japanese art, and I soon found for myself the traditional lacquer ware preparing, as one of the most representative branches of Japanese handicrafts. I also started to mix this study to shape own artistic style as applying my European taste to create individual art works. So, I combine these ancient Japanese processes with the old handicraft traditions of my ancient country since (leather and horsehair jewelry).