Rien Wensma (1920-2007) - Vase - Ceramic - City relief





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A hand‑made ceramic vase from the Netherlands by Rien Wensma (1920‑2007), dating to 1970–1980, with a blue‑green brown glaze and a surrounding city relief, dimensions 14 cm wide, 20 cm high, 15 cm deep, weight 1.4 kg, one object, signed RW with a personal monogram, in good condition with minor signs of aging and spots.
Description from the seller
Special and unique handmade ceramic vase by the Dutch ceramist Rien Wensma, originating from Alkmaar.
The vase is richly decorated with a surrounding city relief, consisting of houses, towers and trees in a playful and expressive style. The exterior features geometric patterns and a distinctive green/blue speckled glaze with earthy accents.
The object is fully hand-formed and clearly bears the artist's signature.
On the bottom the artist's signature RW is carved. To the right there is a personal monogram, which gives the piece extra authenticity and artistic identity.
Rien Wensma was born on December 23 in Ubbergen. He passed away in 2007 in Alkmaar at the age of 86.
He was known for his quirky humor and energy, which is often reflected in his imaginative work.
Special and unique handmade ceramic vase by the Dutch ceramist Rien Wensma, originating from Alkmaar.
The vase is richly decorated with a surrounding city relief, consisting of houses, towers and trees in a playful and expressive style. The exterior features geometric patterns and a distinctive green/blue speckled glaze with earthy accents.
The object is fully hand-formed and clearly bears the artist's signature.
On the bottom the artist's signature RW is carved. To the right there is a personal monogram, which gives the piece extra authenticity and artistic identity.
Rien Wensma was born on December 23 in Ubbergen. He passed away in 2007 in Alkmaar at the age of 86.
He was known for his quirky humor and energy, which is often reflected in his imaginative work.

