2002/6/5 (Wed) to 6/16 (Sun) ※Open during the exhibition From 10:00am to 9:00pm (closed at 5:00pm on the last day) (Question) 03-3496-1287 (Logos Gallery) Scenery of the venue		We will exhibit and sell approximately 300 items designed and produced by Kaoru Oka, who is one of the pioneers of Japanese costume jewelry designers and is currently allowed to exhibit at the Première Class in Paris. Chokers and brooches made from European antique beads and new materials are art objects full of originality rather than accessories.		■Material ・Antique materials (glass, beads, bakelite, etc.) ・New materials (glass, plastic, beads, natural stones, etc.) ■Item ・Choker ・Necklace ・Necklace ・Bracelet ・Brooch ・Hatpin ・Earrings ・Kanzashi ・Piercing ・Kushi ・Ring ・Mobile straps and others ※"Ear Cuff", which has been researched for many years, is an original patented product of Okaru, which fits any shape of the ear, does not hurt like an earring, is hard to slip off. New form ear accessory with a pleasant combination of color and shape of beads. It will be sold at the venue. <Prices of the work: 3,000 yen to 80,000 yen ＞		Kaoru Oka began to make costumes and jewelry because he felt inadequate for existing accessories and designed and produced original jewelry. I was originally from an art university and worked as a graphic artist, but I came to receive orders from fashion officials who happened to see the work, so I started producing it in earnest. At that time, her unique policy on fashion was recognized, and TV Tokyo's "Fashion Communication" Paris Colle He was selected as a reporter. Afterwards, J.P. Golce praised the coordination of fashion and accessories. In 1996, he was allowed to exhibit as a Japanese in the Premiere Class and Accessories Division in Paris. Since then, we have been exhibiting every year until this year. The Premiere Class is an exhibition of fashion jewelry and fashion goods held during the Paris Collection. At the time of exhibition, the originality and quality of the work were high, and there were strict judging, and it is said to be the gateway to artists around the world. There are many applicants from Japan every year, but she is the only one who has been allowed to exhibit for the past 10 years. Her works are currently being handled in New York, Paris, and other select shops around the world. This year, following last year, TOKUKO It was exhibited in the 1er VOL Tokyo Collection (fall and winter 2002). Her costumes and jewelry, such as chokers and necklaces, have a bold and innovative sense of combination of design forms, colors and materials, but it has been well-established that their goodness can only be demonstrated by wearing them. This is because the fit and three-dimensional feeling give confidence and courage to the women they have acquired, and bring out new fascination.