Zynovii Bereza

He works in the field of artistic ceramics, master of ceramic painting on decorative layers, plates, etc. He created souvenir mugs, jugs, flasks, vases, cups, ashtrays, souvenirs dedicated to the anniversaries of Lviv and Kyiv. His works are made of stoneware and metal using glazes, enamels, and salt in the techniques of embossing and electroplating.^[2] Among his works are:

• vases — "700-richchia Lvova" (1957), "Dynia" (1962), "Zakarpatska" (1963), "T. H. Shevchenko" (1964);
• kumantsi — "Hutsulskyi" (1959), "Yuvileinyi" (1964);
• decorative plates/panels — "Bandurystka" (1964), "Perebendia" (1964);
• bas-reliefs — "Banduryst" (1964), "Bandurystka" (1964), "Yuniste Karpat" (1968);
• compositions — "V sadu" (1997), "Try postati" (2001);
• decorative sculptures — "Prorok" (1998), "Kin" (2002).

He participated in national exhibitions since 1959 and international ones:^[2]

• Prague, Czechoslovakia (1968);
• Vallauris, France (1980).

A personal exhibition was held in Lviv on the artist's 50th anniversary in 1983.^[2]

The artist's works are kept in the collections of the Museum of Ethnography and Crafts, the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum of Lviv, the National Folk Decorative Art Museum, and the Shevchenko National Reserve in Kaniv.^[2]

• Чегусова З. А. Декоративне мистецтво України кінця ХХ століття. 200 імен: Альбом-каталог. — Київ, 2002.