Mark Japanese or Chinese?

Hi! Have had this vase a long time never found out who made. Looks to be hand painted with raised paint. It’s 12 inch tall. TIA have looked everywhere with no luck.

 

Maybe Korean?

 

maybe not so old...

 

Wow I will look thanks moreotherstuff. Yeah it doesn’t look old does it. Thanks

 

It’s upside down. It reads “Pu San” - Pu Mountain, sometimes referred to as Putuo Mountain. Of Buddhist significance apparently. The technique reminds me of majolica tiles.

 

Pretty! The method of raised decoration is called "tube lining." A technique perfected by Moorcroft. Slip is applied via a tube to make the raised outline and then glazes fill the spaces. Your vase is nicely done. I would've guessed Japanese, but the potting is fairly thick. I dunno who or where, but I like it.

 

Pretty! I wonder what kind of flowers those are? They appear to be a type that grows on a tree. Reminds me of a tulip tree or something similar.

 

They look like magnolias to me

 

I thought of magnolias, too... but didn't check to see whether they exist in eastern Asia. Thank you!