Mid 20th century Japanese vase? Is this tenmoku glaze?

This Japanese vase is 7" tall and about 7" in diameter. It has a Kasama sticker on bottom. I'm guessing it is mid-20th century-ish. Was curious if the main glaze is tenmoku. Also wondering about the tan glaze and how one would describe it. Any insights are appreciated. Thanks!

 

Hi and WELCOME, @Eupatorian! Could you please go back and edit your nice looking small images to FULL SIZE images......this should help if you need it!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

 

KaSiMa is likely the name of the export/import company but Google keeps making it “Kashima!” Looks to be a Japanese import from the 1970s to 1990s I think. Lovely glaze.

 

At first I was thinking it's the pottery glaze style called Celadon. Many collectors think Celadon is a color, the second link shows the style. Then I looked up Kasama, wow! Quite a bit of information on techniques. Beautiful pottery however it looks fairly modern to me, 1980's or like Kent said. Very pricey item, good for you!

http://www.e-yakimono.net/guide/

http://www.e-yakimono.net/guide/html/celadon.html

http://www.japanpotterynet.com/en/user_data/ceramics134.php

 

Thanks KentWhirled and thefathand! The label does say Kasama, not Kasima. Some grime is obscuring the middle A a bit, making it appear like an I. The info is helpful...I'm going to study it!

 

Ha, ha! Kasama it is! I took a look at google images and found the site below which is an short informal article with some pix about Kasama-yaki. I’ve learned something and I quite like the wide variety of wares! The last photo show some lovely glazes that look a wee bit like yours.


http://www.e-yakimono.net/html/kasama.html