Hariki Kenma Copper Glaze Studio Pottery Vase

A Japanese studio pottery vase, Hariki Kenma (1927-), Showa period (1926-1989), circa 1950S/60S, the globular stoneware vase covered in an uneven copper glaze, showing multiple effects including flambe and bright copper red. Impressed two character mark within a square for Kenma. Together with the original biography paper from the gallery where the vase was exhibited., 22 cm high, 21 cm diameter, other notes: Hariki Kenma is the fourth generation in the Kenma lineage. The first generation Kenma, was in turn the sixth generation of Kenzan, the first of which was the illustrious Ogata Kenzan, co-originator of the Rimpa design movement in the 18th century.